Dr. Narendra Kumar Bhalla

Dr. Narendra Bhalla is an accomplished Radiation Oncologist with over 25 years of experience in management and treatment of various types of cancer utilizing radiation therapy. After earning his MD in Radiation Oncology from KG Medical College, Lucknow, he received Brachytherapy training from SGPGI, Lucknow. Additionally, he took the role of Senior Registrar at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, New Delhi as well as a member of the teaching faculty in the Radiation Department of Wilbur Wright College, Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Bhalla has specialized in advanced radiation techniques such as 3DCRT, IMRT, IGRT, VMAT, SRT, SRS, SBRT, ABC (DIBH Technique), Adaptive Radiotherapy, MRI based ICRT Brachytherapy and Prostate I-125 Seed Implant. Furthermore, he is experienced in Eclipse, Oncentra Master Plan®️ for External Treatment & Brachytherapy as well as Monaco™️ 5.1 for External Treatment Planning System. In addition, he has routinely performed ICRT Brachytherapy (LDR & HDR) procedures and Interstitial Brachytherapy. Prior to joining Fortis Cancer Institute, Dr. Bhalla was working as a Radiation Oncologist/Medical Director at the Cancer Institute of Guyana located at Georgetown Hospital, South America. In early 2019, he had undergone clinical training on SRS, SRT, and SBRT at Vydehi Institute of Medical Science in Bangalore for a number of advanced cancer therapy training such as High Precision Immobilization, 4D Simulation involving motion management, and contouring involving various registration processes, plans, plan evaluation, and treatment execution for SRS, SRT and SBRT. His areas of specialization include Breast Carcinoma as well as Head Neck, Brain, Lung, Gynaecological and Genitourinary Carcinomas.

Successful Completion of the ESTRO-TTG Fellowship at Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth, United Kingdom First Place Award Recipient for Poster Presentation at the National Cancer Congress held at Dharmashila Cancer Hospital & Research Center Awarded Participant of the Caribbean Civil Society Cervical Cancer Prevention Initiative (CAPI) by the Australian Direct AID Program (DAP)