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Ziad U. Khan,

M.D.

Medical Oncologist and Hematologist

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Location
City of Hope Colton
400 North Pepper Avenue
Colton, CA 92324
Specialties
Hematologic Oncology
Medical Oncology
Education
Medical school:

M.B.B.S, Shifa College of Medicine/Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan

Residency:

Internal Medicine - University of Texas at Houston, Houston, TX

Academic Appointments
  • Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Oncology & Therapeutics Research
About Me

Ziad Khan, M.D., is passionate about forming strong, trusting relationships with his patients. Born and raised in Southern California, he attended medical school at Shifa College of Medicine in Islamabad, graduating at the top of his class. Soon after, he became both a physician and caregiver for his mother when she was diagnosed with brain cancer — an experience that deepened his compassion and understanding of patient care. 

Dr. Khan completed his internship and residency at University of Texas Houston/MD Anderson Cancer Center, followed by hematology and oncology fellowships at UC Irvine Medical Center. His research includes work in stem cell transplant and breast cancer, and he has presented at national medical conferences. 

Now seeing patients at City of Hope’s® Colton location, Dr. Khan values the opportunity to provide world-class cancer care in a community setting, offering patients “excellent care close to home.”

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