Dr Daniel Holyoake

Dr Daniel Holyoake is a Consultant Clinical Oncologist who provides expert, compassionate care for patients navigating complex cancer diagnoses. Dedicated to patient-centred medicine, Dr Holyoake works alongside multidisciplinary medical teams to ensure each individual receives tailored, evidence-based care. His clinical approach focuses on delivering clear guidance, reassuring support, and high-quality oncological treatment at every stage of a patient's care pathway.

In his clinical practice, Dr Holyoake specialises in the management of upper-gastrointestinal, hepato-pancreato-biliary, neuroendocrine, and sarcoma cancers. He holds particular interest and expertise in advanced technical abdominal radiotherapy, including stereotactic radiotherapy and techniques designed to minimise abdominal radiotherapy toxicity. By utilising modern radiotherapy delivery methods alongside systemic treatment options, he aims to optimise therapeutic outcomes while prioritising patient comfort and quality of life.

Dr Holyoake completed his primary medical training at the University of Cambridge, earning his undergraduate and medical degrees, before completing a Master of Science degree at the University of London. He subsequently undertook specialist higher clinical oncology training alongside a research fellowship at the University of Oxford, where he was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy for his research in pancreas cancer radiotherapy. Dr Holyoake is a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists.