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EDUCATION
AND TRAINING
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Dartmouth
College Hanover, New Hampshire
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Medical
degree
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Northwestern
University Medical School
Chicago, Illinois
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Internship
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Medical
College of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee
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Residency
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Medical
College of Wisconsin Milwaukee,
WI
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BOARD CERTIFICATION
Radiation Oncology (American
Board of Radiology)
OTHER
Memberships: ASTRO, ACR, RSNA,
ACRO, ISMS, AMA, ABS
INTERESTS
Prostate Cancer: (prostate brachytherapy and IMRT) Certified by Chicago Prostate Center. Have given lectures and published articles on these topics.
Lung Cancer: Presented original research on specific type of lung cancer (Superior Sulcus Tumor), President Lung Cancer Advisory Board Chicagoland Chapter of American Lung Association, experience in stereotactic lung radiation
Other interests include Breast-including partial breast irradation, Lymphoma, and Rectal cancer.
AREAS OF SPECIALTY
- IMRT Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy
- IGRT Image Guided Radiation Therapy
- Tomotherapy
- Stereotactic Body radiation
- Prostate cancer
- Prostate seed implants
- Breast Brachytherapy
- Lung cancer-stereotactic lung radiation
- Colorectal cancer
Dr. Stutz is the medical director of Radiation Oncology and primarily practices at Good Samaritan Hospital. He is board-certified in Radiation Oncology. After completing his training at Northwestern University, and the Medical College of Wisconsin, he joined Radiation Oncology Consultants, Ltd., where he has been in private practice since 1998. Dr. Stutz also practices at the Chicago Prostate Center and has proctored new prostate brachytherapy programs in Indiana, Wisconsin, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Dr. Stutz has expertise in prostate cancer, treating patients with external beam conformal, as well as intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), and permanent brachytherapy (seed implants). He has authored numerous papers and publications on the subject, and has taught courses and given lectures to other physicians. He is also experienced in breast cancer, skin cancer, lung cancer, head and neck cancer, lymphoma, and rectal cancer. Dr. Stutz has given lectures to the nursing staff on radiation oncology topics and is a member of the Good Samaritan Cancer Committee. He spends his leisure time raising three young children, as well as playing soccer and tennis.
When asked why he chose Radiation Oncology, he states, "I have found radiation oncology very fulfilling and truly believe that my skills, interests, and personality are well matched for this field. I enjoy the relationships that are made which result from really listening to patients and spending time answering questions and explaining risks, options, and benefits of their cancer treatments."
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