Randy
E. Stevens, MD
Director, Radiation Oncology
Randy E. Stevens, MD, of Scarsdale, has worked at the Dickstein Cancer Treatment Center for almost three years and is the former Assistant Director of Radiation Oncology. Dr. Stevens, a graduate of New York University School of Medicine, completed an internship in internal medicine and residencies in both internal medicine and radiation oncology at New York University Medical Center/Tisch Hospital/Bellevue Hospital. Board-certified in internal medicine and radiation oncology, Dr. Stevens practiced radiation oncology for seven years at New York University Medical Center where she was an Assistant Attending Physician at NYU Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital. While at New York University Medical Center, Dr. Stevens published oncologic research in head and neck, lung, genito-urinary, bone, breast and gynecologic cancers as well as the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG), the largest national group dedicated to radiation therapy-related cancer research. Dr. Stevens is also a frequently invited guest lecturer for national and international breast and gynecologic meetings.