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Lung Cancer Clinic
Each year more than 200,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer. However, despite the serious nature of lung cancer, the prognosis for beating it is much better than it was even five years ago, thanks to early detection efforts and new treatment strategies.
Esophageal Cancer Clinic
Esophageal cancer accounts for more than 16,000 new cases each year. Thanks to improved treatments and early intervention, the survival rates for esophageal cancer have improved greatly since the 1960s when only a small percentage of people with the disease survived more than five years.
Mesothelioma Clinic
Most mesotheliomas begin in the chest cavity. Though fairly rare, there are still about 2,000 to 3,000 new cases each year, primarily in men over 65. Early detection and intervention by doctors at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute's thoracic program is essential in treating the disease.
Lung Nodule Clinic
The presence of lung nodules does not automatically signal that you have cancer. Benign nodules can actually be quite common. To ensure that the nodules aren't cancerous, doctors at FHCI will monitor changes in size, shape or appearance through regular tests.
Uncommon Malignancies Clinic
Rare forms of cancer include carcinoid tumors, mediastinal tumors and thymoma. Each of these presents unique challenges that doctors at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute address with a broad range of traditional and leading edge treatment strategies.
Who We Are
Jose Nieto, DO
Learn more about the role of the gastroenterologist in the treatment of thoracic cancer.
Sigfredo Aldarondo, MD
Learn more about the role of the pulmonologist in the treatment of thoracic cancer.
Joseph Boyer, MD
Learn more about the role of the thoracic surgeon in the treatment of thoracic cancer.
David A. Diamond, MD
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Send to friendSpecialty:
Radiation Oncology
Practice/Group Name:
Florida Oncology Network, P.A.
Special Procedures or Areas of Interest:
Intensity modulated radiotherapy (MRT). Image guided radiotherapy (IGRT). Prostate cancer brachytherapy. Partial breast irradiation (PBI) for breast cancer. Radioiodine therapy for benign and malignant thyroid diseases. Mutlimodality management of head & neck cancer. Radioimmunotherapy for non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Lung cancer. Colorectal cancer. Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for benign and malignant brain tumors.
Education & Fellowship:
Medical School: University of Florida 5/21/94
Internship: Yale – New Haven Hospital 6/30/95
Residency: Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiation 6/30/99
Specialty Certified:
Radiation Oncology
Awards and Honors:
Board of Chancellors, American College of Radiation Oncology (ACRO), Meeting Chairman, ACRO 2004 Annual Meeting, National Winner- American Society of Therapeutic Radiology (ASTRO) Resident Basic Research Award, University of Florida College of Medicine Award for Pharmacology and Therapeutics, National Winner - Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Student Research Award, Seed Grant Recipient ’97-’98 from Washington University School of Medicine.
Professional Memberships:
American College of Radiation Oncology, American Society of Therapeutic Radiology.
Appointments:
Medical Director, Department of Radiation Oncology, Winter Park Memorial Hospital.
Main Office Location:
Winter Park Memorial Radiation Oncology Center
2100 Glenwood Drive
Winter Park, FL 32792
Office Phone Number 407-646-7777
Fax Phone Number 407-629-9098
