International partnerships

Gustave Roussy holds a leading position in European oncology thanks to its comprehensive care model, scientific excellence, and high-quality training programmes.

Strong academic networks

The Institute collaborates with the world’s leading centres, including:

National partnerships

The Institute serves as a hub of scientific and medical excellence in Île-de-France and is developing a territorial network to improve the quality and accessibility of care for all patients.

National partnerships focus on:

• reference and specialised activities,
• care not offered by the Institute, in line with public care pathways.

The Institute also supports facilities dedicated to follow-up care and palliative care through a labelling policy.

Strong partnerships in France and abroad

Gustave Roussy relies on a structured network of national and international partnerships to ensure every patient has access to the highest-quality care and the latest innovations in oncology.

A territorial network in the service of patients

The Institute collaborates with a network of satellite centres and public and private partners through cooperation agreements. These partnerships enable:

Chevilly-Larue Hospital, Gustave Roussy’s second campus

On 1st January 2015, the Chevilly-Larue Hospital Centre specialising in Respiratory Diseases (CHSP) merged with Gustave Roussy and became Chevilly-Larue Hospital, Gustave Roussy’s second campus.

Heads of Units

• Professor Eric Deutsch
  Head of the Radiotherapy Department
  Head of the Indre-et-Loire Medical Unit
• Dr Sofia Rivera
  Head of the Radiotherapy A Unit
• Pr Pierre Blanchard
  Head of the Radiotherapy B Unit
• Dr Christine Haie Meder
  Head of the Brachytherapy Unit
• Didier Motto
  Coordinating Manager
• Marie-Stéphanie Bour
  Assistant Manager
• Ana Chauvain

Description

The Radiotherapy Department is responsible for irradiation treatment of Gustave Roussy patients but also for patients specially referred from other hospitals for this type of treatment, in particular in the context of the care network.     
It fulfils the triple function of patient care, teaching and research, in addition to training in the various professional roles of staff in a radiotherapy department.  

Hematopoietic transformation, epigenetic and transcription factors

This team belongs to the UMR 1170 Normal and pathologic haematopoiesis