Areas of Interest: Caring for the underserved, advocating for the needs of my patients and their communities, promoting wellness and self-care for myself, my colleagues and my patients. Encouraging medical students and residents to do the same. Behavioral/mental health, Quality Improvement, Obesity Medicine, School Based Health Care, Community Medicine, Resident and Medical Student education and mentoring

Hobbies: When I am not working, I plan my next vacation, travel, eat, take pictures, dabble in real-estate investing, and spend time with family and friends.  

Why am I passionate about Family Medicine?

Family medicine is an amazing specialty that can improve the health of patients, their families, and entire communities. The training to become a family medicine physician allows us to take care of any patient that looks for assistance. Because we take care of patients from cradle to grave, we are well poised to advocate for the needs of our patients and their communities. The breadth and flexibility of family medicine allows me to provide true continuity of care for my patients as they grow older and enter the different stages of their life. We coordinate the care for our patients and serve as their liaison to the healthcare system to ensure they receive evidence-based care, and understand and follow their treatment plans. The relationship and trust that is built is humbling and motivates me to continually improve myself and my practice of medicine.

Dr. Ahmad A. Amoush is a board-certified Medical Physicist at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper. He joined Cooper in 2017 and has worked as a medical physicist since 2014 after completing residency at the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Amoush obtained his PhD in Nuclear Engineering (Medical Physics Option) from the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Amoush’s clinical and research interests include image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT), stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), and high dose rate brachytherapy (HDR).

Lili An is a Medical Physicist at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper. A graduate of the Harbin Institute of Technology, she has been working at Cooper since 2004 where she is the lead brachytherapy physicist.