Biography
A/Prof Sasha Senthi is a leading Radiation Oncologist and clinical researcher with a strong focus on stereotactic radiation therapy. He trained at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and completed a PhD and Fellowship in the world-renowned Amsterdam UMC, becoming the first Australian to hold a fully funded fellowship from there.
He has been a Trans Tasman Radiation Oncology Group (TROG) board member and the TROG Scientific Committee Chair. This group oversees and prioritises radiation therapy research in Australia and New Zealand. At Monash University, he mentors other Radiation Oncologists and has published several world-first radiation therapy studies in the use of stereotactic radiotherapy.
A/Prof Senthi treats a broad range of malignancies with a special interest in brain cancer, spinal (CNS) cancers, gastrointestinal cancer, lung cancer and skin cancers, including melanoma. He is a recognised leader in advanced radiation techniques, particularly stereotactic radiation therapy (SABR/SBRT) for oligometastatic (stage IV) cancer, and is committed to innovation and improving patient outcomes.