Dr Alireza Fallah

Dr Alireza (Ali) Fallah is a medical oncologist based in Melbourne, Australia. He practices medical oncology and internal medicine in several public and private hospitals in Melbourne, where he provides specialised care to cancer patients with a particular interest in gastrointestinal, lung, breast, and genitourinary cancers.

Dr Fallah is dedicated to advocating for extensive cancer screening for at-risk populations in order to detect cancer early and increase the chance of successful treatment. He stays up to date with the latest advances in oncology and has extensive experience with immunotherapy in treating various cancers.

Dr Fallah takes a multidisciplinary approach in treating his patients, collaborating closely with other specialists and a team of healthcare professionals, including dieticians, psycho-oncologists, palliative care and chemotherapy nurses, and allied health workers. He believes in providing high-quality and compassionate care, empowering patients and their families through effective communication and education.

In addition to his expertise in medical oncology, Dr Fallah's internal medicine practice focuses on perioperative medicine, chronic multisystem disease, pain management, and cancer screening. He has a background in research and has published numerous scientific papers, review articles, posters, abstracts, and oral presentations in various scientific meetings.

Dr Fallah is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and a member of several professional organizations, including the Internal Medicine Society of Australia, the Medical Oncology Group of Australia, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and the European Society of Medical Oncology. He is also a senior adjunct lecturer at Monash University, where he shares his vast knowledge and experience with future healthcare professionals.

Dr Fallah received his medical degree (M.D.) and completed his specialist training in medical oncology (FRACP) in Australia. He is fluent in English and Farsi, allowing him to effectively communicate with patients from diverse backgrounds.