Dr.Nooreen Alam – Best Costs, Reviews – Book Your Consultation

Professional Experience

• Consultant Clinical Oncologist at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust since September 2010
• Visiting Clinical Oncology Consultant at Royal Bolton Hospital
• Core member of multidisciplinary tumour boards at Royal Bolton, Manchester Royal Infirmary, and Stepping Hill Hospital
• Education Lead coordinating training and supervision for junior doctors within The Christie
• Participation in service development groups, including pelvic radiotherapy planning and chemotherapy delivery

Academic Contributions

• Contributes to research outputs via the Christie research repository
• Engages in teaching, mentoring and supervision of trainee oncologists
• Involved in clinical working groups related to gastrointestinal and anal cancer care

Areas of Expertise

• Anal cancer — radiotherapy and chemotherapy management
• Colorectal cancer — combined modality therapy including radiotherapy
• Pelvic radiotherapy techniques and planning
• Multidisciplinary collaboration and tumour board case management
• Education and supervision of oncology trainees

Publications and Research

Patient Care Philosophy

• Clear communication of diagnosis, treatment options, benefits and risks
• Shared decision-making with patients, respecting preferences and values
• Support for trainees to ensure high-quality care continuity
• Active involvement in service planning to maintain up-to-date oncology services

Professional Affiliations

• Member of the Royal College of Radiologists (FRCR)
• Member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP)
• Active participant in gastrointestinal oncology multidisciplinary teams

FAQs

Is Dr Nooreen Alam board-certified?

Yes — she holds the FRCR qualification and is fully qualified in clinical oncology in the UK.

What types of treatments does she provide?

She provides radiotherapy and chemotherapy for anal and colorectal cancers, often as combined modality therapy.

Does she treat international patients?

Her primary practice is with The Christie in Manchester; whether she accepts international referrals depends on institutional policies and arrangements.

How long is the typical hospital stay?

Many of her radiotherapy or outpatient chemotherapy sessions are ambulatory; inpatient stays depend on the complexity and side effects of treatment.

What languages does she speak?

Public sources list English as the primary language; no additional languages are publicly mentioned.

Is she still active in research?

Yes — she continues to contribute via Christie’s research outputs and participation in clinical oncology groups.