Simon Khagi, MD

I’ve always felt a strong connection with patients and families battling cancer. The desire to help them motivated me to become an oncologist. I wanted to participate in something bigger than myself to make a difference in the lives of patients who put their trust in me.
Earning that trust is something I take seriously. Building relationships with patients and families is the best part of my work, so I make the most of our time together. I listen and pay close attention to details. We are a team. It’s important to me that I understand my patients’ expectations and provide them with honest assessments of their condition. Quality and quantity of life are two sides of the same coin. Valuing both is a cornerstone of the care I provide.
Learn more about our clinical trials:
Brain and nervous system
Melanoma
Thoracic