Radiation oncologists in North Carolina

  • Radiation oncology
  • North Carolina
Radiation oncologists
231
Linked to a hospital or group
191
Hospitals with a radiation oncologist
78
Medical groups with a radiation oncologist
30
Cities
44

There are 231 radiation oncologists in North Carolina. SERO (Southeast Radiation Oncology Group) has the most, 37, and Duke University Hospital has the most affiliated radiation oncologists, 33. Durham is home to 38, and 38% finished medical school 30 or more years ago.

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North Carolina radiation oncologists, listed A to Z by last name

Each radiation oncologist on the list has radiation oncology as their primary specialty and a North Carolina practice address. The list shows the NPI and city, and how many hospitals and medical groups each one practices with. A free account names every hospital and group, with validated contacts.

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North Carolina radiation oncologists, A to Z
Radiation oncologistHospitalsMedical groupsEmail and phone
Jeffrey C. Acker, MDPinehurst · NPI 10139165431 hospital2 groupsContacts
Quentin E. Adams, MDWinston Salem · NPI 16799232704 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Karen Jean Allen, NPRaleigh · NPI 1861724627-1 groupContacts
Laura Hall Allen, MDHigh Point · NPI 11644773944 hospitals1 groupContacts
Ron R. Allison, MDGreenville · NPI 1497750756--Contacts
Roger Fabian Anderson Jr., MDChapel Hill · NPI 15280965912 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Mitchell S. Anscher, MDChapel Hill · NPI 13664721023 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Hyder Husain Arastu, MDGreenville · NPI 16593773721 hospital4 groupsContacts
Diandra Norelle Ayala-Peacock, MDDurham · NPI 15586823361 hospital2 groupsContacts
Cynthia Ann Ballenger, MDAsheville · NPI 18110957711 hospital2 groupsContacts
Jonathan Blair Barnes, MDAsheville · NPI 17301275982 hospitals5 groupsContacts
Sunjay Max Barton, MDFayetteville · NPI 11548526065 hospitals1 groupContacts
Daniel G. Baseman, MDHendersonville · NPI 11949059845 hospitals1 groupContacts
Jason Ertan Berilgen, MDAsheville · NPI 19727075782 hospitals5 groupsContacts
Sumita Bhatia, MDHendersonville · NPI 15484674591 hospital7 groupsContacts
Abhijeet R. Bhirud, MDFayetteville · NPI 14475475676 hospitals1 groupContacts
Rachel C. Blitzblau, MD, PhDDurham · NPI 16595548972 hospitals2 groupsContacts
Matthew Jacob Boyer, MD, PhDDurham · NPI 10435861421 hospital1 groupContacts
David Manfield Brizel, MDDurham · NPI 17201735601 hospital2 groupsContacts
James Richard Broughman II, MDWilmington · NPI 10538444233 hospitals1 groupContacts
Andrew Philip Brown, MDLaurinburg · NPI 1114951423--Contacts
Doris Renee Brown, MDAdvance · NPI 13261656631 hospital1 groupContacts
Michael L. Bruin, MDLaurinburg · NPI 14371199971 hospital1 groupContacts
Courtney Lewis Bui, MDChapel Hill · NPI 19928617512 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Aidan Michael Burke, MDGreenville · NPI 11042120261 hospital4 groupsContacts
Stuart Heinrich Burri, MDCharlotte · NPI 15088255065 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Jerome Mack Butler Jr., MDGastonia · NPI 13464250553 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Dana Lynne Casey, MDChapel Hill · NPI 11941108821 hospital3 groupsContacts
Michael David Chan, MDAdvance · NPI 12251511524 hospitals1 groupContacts
Catherine Lee Chang, MDChapel Hill · NPI 14877319491 hospital5 groupsContacts
Xuguang Chen, MDChapel Hill · NPI 12356668682 hospitals5 groupsContacts
Junzo Paul Chino, MDDurham · NPI 13161385481 hospital3 groupsContacts
Glenn S. Chrystal, MDBurlington · NPI 17907009612 hospitals2 groupsContacts
Kellie S. Condra, MDAsheville · NPI 19422809612 hospitals1 groupContacts
Brian C. Cook, MDGoldsboro · NPI 15987831021 hospital1 groupContacts
Taylor Jones Corriher, MDConcord · NPI 13266752735 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Christopher David Corso, MDCharlotte · NPI 18718680264 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Christina Kehl Cramer, MDAdvance · NPI 11849032054 hospitals1 groupContacts
Brian G. Czito, MDDurham · NPI 13362340123 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Ellen Marie Dees, NPNew Bern · NPI 16892344291 hospital1 groupContacts
John Oscar Delcharco, MDHickory · NPI 19625506403 hospitals2 groupsContacts
Robert M. Doline, MDCharlotte · NPI 18715527782 hospitals2 groupsContacts
Timothy Patrick Dougherty, MDDurham · NPI 12054981023 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Robert Leroy Driskill, MDChapel Hill · NPI 1952300154-1 groupContacts
David M. Dubin, MDAsheville · NPI 12058817031 hospital2 groupsContacts
Bernard V. Eden, MDChapel Hill · NPI 14270357164 hospitals8 groupsContacts
Lisa Smith Evans, MDWinston Salem · NPI 1952494122--Contacts
Christine Elissa Eyler, MD, PhDDurham · NPI 17708598291 hospital1 groupContacts
Andrew Thomas Fairchild, MDWinston Salem · NPI 16395249782 hospitals1 groupContacts
Achilles J. Fakiris, MDChapel Hill · NPI 17503365902 hospitals3 groupsContacts

Showing 1 to 10 of 206 North Carolina radiation oncologists

The list shows the 206 radiation oncologists with a public profile. The other 25 are counted in the total and searchable with a free account.

Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

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SERO (Southeast Radiation Oncology Group) has the most radiation oncologists in North Carolina, with 37

Duke Health Integrated Practice is second with 33, and Radiation Oncology Centers of the Carolinas (ROCC) third with 32. Counts are radiation oncologists with a North Carolina address linked to each group.

Sources: Dmand AI Affiliation Data and Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data

Duke University Hospital has the most affiliated radiation oncologists in North Carolina, with 33

UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill is second with 28, and Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center third with 20. North Carolina radiation oncologists are affiliated with 78 hospitals in all.

Hospitals with the most radiation oncologists in North Carolina
#HospitalHealth systemRadiation oncologists
1Duke University HospitalDurhamDuke University33
2UNC HospitalsChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Health Care System28
3Atrium Health Carolinas Medical CenterCharlotteAdvocate Health20
4Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical CenterWinston SalemAdvocate Health17
5Duke Regional HospitalDurhamDuke University17
6Novant Health Presbyterian Medical CenterCharlotteNovant Health14
7Atrium Health CabarrusConcordAdvocate Health13
8Atrium Health PinevilleCharlotteAdvocate Health11
9UNC Health RexRaleighUniversity of North Carolina Health Care System10
10Atrium Health UnionMonroeAdvocate Health10

Top 10 of 78 North Carolina hospitals with an affiliated radiation oncologistAll 130 North Carolina hospitals

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Durham has the most radiation oncologists in North Carolina, with 38

More North Carolina cities with radiation oncologists

  • Advance8
  • Wilmington8
  • Fayetteville6
  • Hendersonville5
  • Raleigh5
  • Pinehurst4
  • Boone3
  • Concord3
  • Goldsboro3

Radiation oncologists practice in 44 North Carolina cities. Every city with 10 or more has its own page.

Source: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS)

Most North Carolina radiation oncologists practice at a hospital: 179 of the 190 with a mapped site

116 also practice at a medical group site, and 22 at therapy and rehab centers. A radiation oncologist can practice at several kinds of site, so the shares overlap.

North Carolina radiation oncologists by site of care

  1. Hospitals179
  2. Medical group practices116
  3. Therapy and rehab centers22
  4. Physician offices12
  5. Behavioral health centers11

Sources: Dmand AI Affiliation Data and Dmand AI Practice Data

38% of North Carolina radiation oncologists finished medical school 30 or more years ago

69 of the 180 North Carolina radiation oncologists with a graduation year on file. 18 graduated in the last 10 years, fewer than graduated 40 or more years ago.

Physicians by years since medical school

  1. Under 10 years ago18
  2. 10 to 19 years ago50
  3. 20 to 29 years ago43
  4. 30 to 39 years ago49
  5. 40 or more years ago20

Source: Dmand AI Professional Profile Data

Every North Carolina radiation oncologist profile shows current hospitals and groups, Medicare activity and NPI details

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  • Medicare servicesServices and procedure codes billed to Medicare, from CMSOn every profile
  • Medicare Part D prescribingClaims and drug costs from Part D, from CMSOn every profile
  • Industry paymentsPayments from drug and device makers, from CMS Open PaymentsOn every profile
  • Publications and clinical trialsResearch papers and trials linked to the NPI, when on fileOn every profile
  • Licenses and graduation yearState license numbers and medical school graduation yearOn every profile
  • NPI detailsNPI, enumeration date, primary taxonomy and practice addressOn every profile
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Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS), Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners (CMS), Open Payments (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

Sources for the North Carolina radiation oncologist directory

Sources for the data on this page
Data on this pageSource
HCPs, types and specialtiesNPPES NPI Registry (CMS) and Dmand AI Professional Profile Data
Sites of care, hospitals and medical groupsDmand AI Affiliation Data
Medical school graduation yearDmand AI Professional Profile Data

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Radiation oncologists are HCPs whose primary specialty is radiation oncology (taxonomy code 2085R0001X), with an active NPI and a North Carolina practice address.

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How many radiation oncologists are in North Carolina?

231 radiation oncologists have an active NPI, a North Carolina practice address and radiation oncology (taxonomy code 2085R0001X) as their primary specialty. 191 of them are linked to a hospital or medical group.

Which North Carolina medical groups have the most radiation oncologists?

SERO (Southeast Radiation Oncology Group), with 37, followed by Duke Health Integrated Practice with 33 and Radiation Oncology Centers of the Carolinas (ROCC) with 32.

Which North Carolina hospitals have the most radiation oncologists?

Duke University Hospital, with 33 affiliated radiation oncologists, followed by UNC Hospitals with 28 and Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center with 20.

Which North Carolina cities have the most radiation oncologists?

Durham, with 38, followed by Charlotte (34) and Chapel Hill (28). Radiation oncologists practice in 44 North Carolina cities in all.

How many North Carolina radiation oncologists finished medical school 30 or more years ago?

69 of the 180 with a graduation year on file, or 38%. 18 graduated in the last 10 years.

What is the taxonomy code for radiation oncology?

2085R0001X is the NPPES taxonomy code for radiation oncology. Sub-specialties with their own code are counted on their own lists.

How can I contact radiation oncologists in North Carolina?

Dmand AI finds validated work emails, mobile numbers and practice phone numbers for radiation oncologists in North Carolina through healthcare waterfall enrichment, matched to the site where each one practices now. They are available with a free Dmand AI account: 30 days free, self-serve, no credit card.

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