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Philip G. Maddock, MD FRCR
Founder and Radiation Oncologist
Dr. Maddock founded the Maddock Center for Radiation Oncology,
formerly Radiation Oncology Services, in 1984 with the goal of
providing cancer patients with the latest technology available.
Dr. Maddock brings more than 30 years of radiation oncology and
leadership experience to the practice and sees patients on a daily
basis.
Currently, Dr. Maddock participates on Tumor Boards at Rhode
Island Hospital, Kent Hospital, Women & Infants Hospital
and St. Joseph/Fatima Hospital. He is on the medical
staff at Rhode Island Hospital, South County Hospital, St. Joseph/Fatima
Hospital, Westerly Hospital and Women & Infants Hospital.
Additionally, Dr. Maddock is a Clinical Associate Professor of
Radiation Medicine at Brown University where he has served as
a faculty representative on the Postgraduate Referral Committee
and as an Affinity Group Leader in the Program in Liberal Medical
Education.
Prior to founding the Maddock Center, Dr. Maddock served as
the Director of Clinical Radiation Oncology at Rhode Island Hospital.
Previously, he was the Director of Radiotherapy at the Allan Blair
Memorial Clinic in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada before moving
to Rhode Island in 1978.
Dr. Maddock received his medical degree from University College
Dublin, performed his internship at Mater Hospital and did his
residency at St. Luke’s Hospital, in Dublin, Ireland. Dr.
Maddock held faculty positions at St. Luke’s Hospital and
taught at University College Dublin, Trinity College and the Rhode
Island Hospital School of Radiotherapy Technology. |
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