Khush Aujla, M.D.

Throughout my medical training, I have been fascinated with the cross section of technology and healthcare. Radiation Oncology is an ever evolving field that provides an opportunity to utilize both physics and biology to help patients with cancer. My goal is to give my patients the best care possible by learning and applying the continuous advancements occurring in cancer treatment. I strive to provide the best understanding of evidence based medicine for any situation, while emphasizing shared decision making with the patient and family.

My areas of interest include the utilization of brachytherapy for gynecologic cancers, genitourinary cancers, as well as skin cancers. I also maintain a general radiation oncology practice and feel comfortable treating all other disease sites. On a personal note – my name Khush means “happy” in my native language. I aim to embody my name by maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude with colleagues and patients, while staying respectful and prepared for the challenges of cancer.

Professional Background

University of Rochester Medical Center: 2021 Residency, Radiation Oncology

University of Mississippi Medical Center: 2017 Internship, Medicine

University of Mississippi Medical Center: 2016 MD

University of Mississippi: 2012 BA


Clinical Experience
• IMRT, VMAT, IGRT through Varian, TomoTherapy, and Elekta machines
• SBRT though Varian and BrainLab Systems
• SRS/SRT, frameless and framed with BrainLab and Varian systems
• Inspiration and Expiration breath hold with infra-red and patient feedback
• SpaceOAR, HDR and LDR brachytherapy for Prostate cancer
• HDR brachytherapy for gynecologic sites
• Y-90 microspheres
• Aria and Mosaiq record and verify systems
• Eclipse and Pinnacle contour and planning systems