Radiation Oncology in Washington, DC

There are 21 Radiation Oncology clinicians in Washington, DC in Medicare’s data, ranked by the number of Medicare services they provide.

Radiation Oncology clinicians in Washington

ClinicianExperienceTelehealthMedicare patientsAssignment
Martin Kneller, M.D.59 yrs—2,918Accepts
Matthew Forsthoefel, M.D.10 yrs—371Accepts
Pamela Randolph Jackson, MD38 yrs—289Accepts
Sean Collins25 yrsYes534Accepts
Sherif Shaaban, MD——228Accepts
Aditya Halthore, MD14 yrsYes239Accepts
Brandi Page, M.D.18 yrsYes217Accepts
Kathleen Brindle, M.D.33 yrs—1,240Accepts
Victoria Croog, M.D.22 yrsYes324Accepts
Keith Unger, MD20 yrsYes115Accepts
Nitika Paudel12 yrsYes186Accepts
Rachit Kumar, MD17 yrsYes233Accepts
Carmen Kut, MD PHD8 yrsYes151Accepts
Jonathan Lischalk, M.D.14 yrsYes211Accepts
Jean Wright, MD23 yrs—185Accepts
Adedamola Omogbehin, MD31 yrs—144Accepts
Brian Collins31 yrsYes136Accepts
Martin Ojong-Ntui, M.D.43 yrs—127Accepts
Mihoko Fujita, MD43 yrs—100Accepts
Jill Remick, MD15 yrs—89Accepts
Nam Nguyen, M.D.43 yrs—28Accepts
What the columns mean
  • Experience — years since the clinician’s medical-school graduation (when known).
  • Telehealth — the clinician reported providing telehealth (video/phone) visits.
  • Medicare patients — distinct Original-Medicare beneficiaries in the latest year; a volume signal, not a quality rating.
  • Assignment — “Accepts” means they accept the Medicare-approved amount as full payment (lower out-of-pocket for Medicare patients).

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Source: CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners and the Doctors & Clinicians National Downloadable File (most recent release). Counts reflect Original Medicare activity only and are not a measure of quality. “Medicare allows” is the Medicare fee schedule amount — not what an insured or cash patient pays; for patient prices see the linked procedure pages. Always confirm a clinician’s current details with their office.