I went through all - different surgical specialties including general surgery, orthopedic surgery, urology, thoracic surgery, to even open heart surgery, Et cetera. Then once I completed, I didn’t work in India.Īfter my internship in India, I went to England because I wanted to be a surgeon, and I did my surgical residency. But still the way he established the hospital in my city, which is Hyderabad, I was exposed to cancer at that time with radiation. When I got married and I saw he was so involved in the radiation oncology, it was very early period of radiation oncology evolution and was very primitive. At that time, Chris, when I completed my MD degree which is MBBS, what they call it in India, I was exposed to cancer because my father-in-law was a radiation oncologist. I did my medical school in India, which is Gandhi Medical College, Osmania University.
Why don’t you tell us where you were born and where you grew up. Phillips and I beg to disagree, but we’ll figure out why that is. I don’t think that I deserve it, but I appreciate it.Ĭhristopher Rose: Well, the committee corporately and Dr. I’m honored to be interviewed for this history committee. Nisar Syed who is a professor of radiation oncology at the University of California, Irvine, as well as the chairman of the department of Radiation Oncology at the Todd Cancer Institute Long Beach Memorial Medical Center at the Long Beach Memorial Medical Center system. The following interview of Nisar Syed, MD, was conducted on February 14, 2018, by Christopher Rose, MD, FASTRO.Ĭhristopher Rose: Today we’re going to be interviewing A.M.
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