Dr. Inna Ospovat

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Oncologist, radiologist, head of the pediatric radiology department

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Language proficiency: Hebrew, Russian, English

Radiation Oncologist – Specialist in Pediatric Oncology, Head & Neck Cancers, and Neuroendocrine Tumors

Dr. Inna Ospovat is a highly experienced radiation oncologist with more than two decades of clinical practice. She treats both children and adults, with a particular focus on complex cases such as pediatric tumors, cancers of the head and neck, and neuroendocrine malignancies. Her career has taken her from leading hospitals in Jerusalem to advanced training in Toronto. Today, she sees patients at Ichilov Hospital (Sourasky Medical Center) and at TAMC – a private oncology clinic in Tel Aviv.

Expertise

Pediatric radiation therapy, including rare solid tumors
Radiation treatment for head and neck cancers
Radiotherapy for gastrointestinal tumors
Targeted molecular treatment for neuroendocrine tumors (e.g., PRRT)
Skin and superficial tumor irradiation
Clinical Research

Education & Training

MD, Vitebsk Medical University, Belarus (1994–2000)
Oncology & Radiotherapy Residency, Hadassah Medical Center, Jerusalem (2003–2011)
Clinical Fellowship, Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto – Pediatric and Head & Neck Radiotherapy (2015)

Professional Roles

Senior radiation oncologist at the Radiation Institute, Ichilov Medical Center, Tel Aviv
Head of Pediatric Radiotherapy, Ichilov
Consulting specialist at TAMC for pediatric and head & neck oncology

Teaching & Research

Guides radiation oncology residents through hands-on training
Presents at international conferences
Actively involved in research on pediatric radiotherapy and neuroendocrine tumor management

Memberships

Israeli Society for Clinical Oncology and Radiotherapy (ISCORT)
American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO)
Israeli Head and Neck Oncology Society

Languages

Hebrew
Russian
English

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I find a good radiation oncologist in Tel Aviv?

Dr. Ospovat:
I believe that choosing the right specialist starts with trust and open communication. In my practice, I do my best to listen carefully to each patient and their family, to understand not only the disease but also the person behind it. If you’re looking for someone experienced who takes a personal approach, I’ll be happy to see you and explain everything step by step.

2. What’s involved in treating neuroendocrine tumors with radiation?

Dr. Ospovat:
These tumors are rare and require careful planning. In many cases, we use advanced methods like IMRT or SBRT, which allow us to deliver focused radiation while protecting healthy tissue. I personally review each case with our team to make sure the treatment is as precise and gentle as possible. If needed, we also explore molecular options like PRRT.

3. Who handles radiation therapy for children in Israel?

Dr. Ospovat:
This is a very sensitive area of oncology. I’ve spent years specializing in pediatric radiation therapy, and I always involve the parents as partners in care. Whether it’s a brain tumor or a rare solid tumor, I take time to explain every stage and make sure we adapt the treatment to the child’s age, development, and emotional needs.

4. Can I book a remote consultation?

Dr. Ospovat:
Yes, of course. I regularly consult patients from abroad and from different parts of Israel. If travel is difficult, you can send me your medical documents, scans, or specific questions. I’ll review everything carefully and we can meet via Zoom or phone to discuss possible next steps, treatment options, or a second opinion.

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