Dr. Joseph S. Cirrone, MD

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His Dedication to Precision Treatment and Compassionate Care Sets Him Apart in the Field of Radiation Oncology

Dr. Joseph S. Cirrone, MD, has dedicated his career to advancing his knowledge of the cancer process, treatment options, and patient care. Specializing in radiation oncology, he practices at New York Cancer & Blood Specialists out of the offices in Patchogue and Setauket, where he is known for his exceptional expertise and compassionate approach to each patient’s unique needs.

With a focus on organ preservation protocols, Dr. Cirrone strives to eradicate cancer while preserving the functionality of the treatment site. Utilizing the latest technologies available, he ensures that his patients receive the most precise and up-to-date treatments possible.

Affiliated with esteemed medical institutions such as John T Mather Memorial Hospital, Long Island Community Hospital, and Peconic Bay Medical Center, Dr. Cirrone brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his practice. 

His journey to becoming a radiation oncologist began at Albany Medical College, followed by a residency in internal medicine at North Shore University Hospital (NSUH) affiliated with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC).

During his residency, Dr. Cirrone’s time at MSKCC solidified his dedication to caring for cancer patients, leading him to pursue further training in radiation oncology. He completed his residency at Downstate University Hospital in Brooklyn, receiving excellent training in the field before becoming an attending at Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn.

In 2000, Dr. Cirrone made the decision to move to Suffolk County and join New York Cancer & Blood Specialists, where he has been providing exceptional care ever since. 

Board certified in radiation oncology by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) and in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine, he embodies the highest standards of care in the field.

Continuing to lead the way in cancer treatment and patient care, Dr. Cirrone combines precision treatments with compassionate support for each individual under his care. His commitment to advancing the field of radiation oncology and providing the best possible outcomes for his patients sets him apart as a trusted and respected leader in the medical community.

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