Elizabeth M. Nichols, MD

Dr. Nichols is an Associate Professor and Clinical Director of the University of Maryland Department of Radiation Oncology.

In 2020, Dr. Nichols was named "Physician of the Year" by The Daily Record.

Dr. Nichols was named a "Top Doctor" in the specialty of Radiation Oncology by Baltimore magazine in 2020.

Dr. Nichols's areas of focus are on women's cancers: breast and gynecologic malignancies. She is the chair of the GammaPod Consortium, a community of medical institutions dedicated to research with the GammaPod - a device developed at the University of Maryland for treating early-stage breast cancers. She also has experience combining these with hyperthermia and re-irradiation. Dr. Nichols treats patients with brachytherapy, proton therapy and photon therapy.

She did her undergraduate education at Duke University followed by medical school at the University of Maryland. Her internship and residency in radiation oncology were also completed at the University of Maryland. Dr. Nichols treats a variety of cancers and her clinical research interests focus on breast cancer and gynecologic cancer.