Oncology Surgery

Surgical oncologists are highly specialized physicians who focus on using surgical techniques to diagnose, stage, and treat cancer. Their expertise lies in performing surgical removal of tumors and surrounding tissues, as well as conducting palliative surgeries to manage pain and improve the patient's quality of life. General Responsibilities: 1. Review patient medical history and develop a tailored treatment plan. 2. Conduct thorough examinations and assess the risks associated with surgery. 3. Effectively communicate the diagnosis and cancer staging to patients. 4. Determine the necessity of surgical intervention and discuss treatment options. 5. Perform biopsies to aid in the accurate diagnosis of cancer. 6. Order and analyze diagnostic tests to gather essential information. 7. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to determine the appropriate surgical approach. 8. Evaluate and provide patients with informed advice regarding the risks associated with surgery. 9. Perform surgical operations to remove tumors and assess the extent of cancer spread. 10. Prescribe preoperative and postoperative treatments and procedures. 11. Manage and alleviate the side effects and symptoms of cancer and its treatment.