Worcestershire Oncology Centre

30/03/2026

We’re training hard and clocking up the miles before and after work through wind, rain, cold and not so much sun!
Please consider sponsoring us if you can in our bid to raise funds to buy equipment for the radiotherapy department!

Help Worcestershire Oncology Centre, WRH raise money to support Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity

20/03/2026

13.1 miles. One goal. 💙 Members of the team here at the oncology centre are running the Worcester half and full marathon to raise funds for new radiotherapy equipment through our hospital charity. Every step gets us closer—thank you for your support!

Help Worcestershire Oncology Centre, WRH raise money to support Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity

12/03/2026

We love our job and our patients. Thank you to all our patients who make us feel special in return.

19/12/2025

Wishing all our staff and patients a very Happy Christmas 🎄

19/12/2025

The reception team at the Worcester Oncology Centre wishes everyone a Happy Christmas and a very Happy New Year.

11/12/2025

The Christmas Jumper Day spirit has officially taken over the department! We're celebrating in style, all while raising vital funds for Save the Children. Want to join the fun? Check out our fundraising page!

https://christmas.savethechildren.org.uk/fundraising/CJD250008815

10/12/2025

MLC's (multi leaf collimators) are made up of tungsten leaves. They can move independently to shield healthy tissue from receiving radiation dose.

10/12/2025

The electron gun is located at the back of the Linear Accelerator and isn't something you would usually see during radiotherapy treatment.
We were fortunate enough to get a sneaky peak during our weekly service.

10/12/2025

Did you know?...

*The Gantry can move around a patient at 360°

*The Collimators can move to angle treatment beams to avoid irradiating healthy tissue. It contains collimating blocks and leaves, which can be adjusted to create beams of multiple shapes and sizes.

Whilst a patient is having radiotherapy treatment, radiation is omitted from either the Gantry (MV xrays) or from the KV source arm (KV xrays), which pass through the patient. An image is then detected on the opposite imaging detector to produce a digitised image of the patient.

If we are happy with the image, we then proceed to treatment.

09/12/2025

The Linear Accelerator behind the scenes.

Thank you to all the Engineers and Physics team who help keep these machines running smoothly.

09/12/2025