Geoffrey V. Martin, MD

Geoffrey V. Martin, MD

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Primary Specialty

Radiation Oncology

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Education

Medical Education:
MD, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine - 2013
Internship:
Christ Hospital - 2014
Residency:
University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center - 2018

Bio

Dr. Martin currently serves as medical director of Northwestern Medicine Radiation Oncology in the northwest suburbs. He emphasizes a patient first approach to ensure comprehensive and compassionate care to all his patients during their cancer journey. Dr. Martin has expertise treating a broad range of cancerous tumors using cutting-edge radiation treatment techniques, such as stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) and intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT/VMAT). He also has a special interest in the use of radiopharmaceutical therapies for more precisely targeting cancer at a molecular level. Outside of work, Dr. Martin has a passion for spending time with his family, traveling and all things football.

Board Certifications

  • American Board of Radiology/Radiation Oncology - Radiation Oncology (Certified)

Practice Groups and Affiliations

Medical Group:
Northwestern Medical Group
On Medical Staff At:
Northwestern McHenry Huntley & Woodstock Hospitals

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