PATIENT ALERT:  The front entrance and adjacent parking lot at the Brock Cancer Center in Norfolk will be closed for construction from 4/17-5/2. Please use the side entrance (Kempsville) during this time. Masks are now optional in our VOA offices. If you are immunocompromised or feeling ill, masking is strongly encouraged. Thank you. CLICK HERE for more details​​​​​​.

Physician Specialties

Radiation Oncology

A radiation oncologist is a physician who specializes in using radiation to treat cancer. Today’s radiation therapy is quicker, safer, and more precise than ever before.

Our radiation oncology team uses the most advanced treatment planning systems. State-of-the-art radiation technology is used to deliver internal and external radiation to cancerous cells, which prevents them from growing or dividing. Whether treatment plans include Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), Image-Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT), 3-D Radiation Therapy, or High Dose Rate (HDR) brachytherapy, patients can receive radiation therapy from our physicians at Virginia Beach, Obici, Hampton, and Norfolk locations. 

What to Expect at a Radiation Therapy Appointment at Virginia Oncology Associates

Please join Dr. Michael Miller, one of our radiation oncologists, on a short tour of what you can expect when you come to receive radiation therapy for cancer treatment at one of our locations.

 

Radiation Oncology at Virginia Oncology Associates

The Radiation Oncology team at VOA is board-certified and experienced in caring for cancer patients. They are leaders in the development of new approaches to cancer care and are supported by friendly and knowledgeable nurses, radiation therapists, dosimetrists, physicists, pharmacists, counselors, and other specialists who work together to coordinate complete and compassionate care. If radiation therapy is part of your cancer treatment plan, read our frequently asked questions and answers about this type of treatment to learn more.