1. Diagnosis and Evaluation

Look at the patient's medical records, diagnostic tests, and pathology reports to find out what kind of cancer they have, what stage it is in, and where it is. Do physical exams and talk to people about their symptoms to figure out how healthy they are overall and if they are a good fit for radiation therapy.

2. Treatment Planning:

Make individual treatment plans that say what kind of radiation therapy will be used (for example, external beam radiation or brachytherapy) and how much of it will be needed. Use advanced imaging methods like CT scans, MRI scans, and PET scans to find the cancer cells and avoid healthy tissue. Work with a team of medical oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, and physicists to plan complete cancer care. This team may include surgeons, radiologists, and physicists.

3. Delivering radiation therapy:

Give radiation therapy to patients according to the treatment plan, making sure it is given precisely and correctly. Keep an eye on the treatment and make changes as needed to take into account changes in the patient's body or how they are responding to therapy. Teach people about the process of treatment, possible side effects, and how to deal with them.

4. Patient care and support:

Give cancer patients and their families emotional help and guidance while they are being treated. Keep track of how the patient is doing during and after radiation therapy by scheduling regular follow-up meetings to see how well the treatment is working and how to deal with side effects. Work with other medical workers to deal with any problems or side effects of the treatment.

5. Research and Continuing Education:

Stay up-to-date on the latest changes in radiation cancer by continuing your education and research in medicine. Take part in clinical trials and research projects to help move the field forward and make cancer treatments better.

6. Radiation Safety and Compliance:

Make sure radiation therapy equipment is used safely and ethically by following established standards and safety guidelines. Follow the rules set by the government and keep accurate patient records.

7. Administrative Duties:

Take care of administrative chores relating to patient records, billing, and documentation. Keep an eye on and train the people who do radiation therapy and other jobs related to the treatment process.

8. Ethical and Professional Standards:

Follow the ethical and professional standards set by appropriate medical boards and organisations. Keep the patient's information private and treat them with kindness and honesty.

Other minor things done in the department were

• Continuously improved subject knowledge by conducting thorough research.
• Worked closely with the professor to define objectives, guide research and manage deadlines for curriculum.
• Implemented strategic lesson planning, monitoring progress and performance against set targets.
• Delivered engaging lectures, seminars and tutorials, increasing class productivity.
• Supported teachers in setting, administering and grading assignments and communicated students' progress to parents.