Urologist—A doctor who specializes in the urinary tract and the male reproductive organs, and who can diagnose, treat and manage patients with urological disorders, such as prostate cancer
Medical oncologist—an MD who specializes in treating advanced prostate cancer with medicine, including chemotherapy
Radiation oncologist—an MD who treats cancer using radiation
Surgical oncologist—an MD who treats cancer through surgery
Palliative care doctor—an MD with expertise in pain-relief methods to improve quality of life, especially in advanced cancer cases
Oncology nurse—an RN who provides care, support and education during your cancer treatment
Infusion nurse—an RN who administers medications through infusions for those with advanced cancer
Nurse navigator—an RN or NP who can assist you at every stage of your cancer care, from scheduling treatments to accessing social and financial resources
Registered dietitian—a nutrition expert who can help you choose the best foods to eat, especially for those times you may not feel up to eating
Psychiatrist—an MD who can prescribe medication to help you deal with depression, anxiety or other mental issues that arise as a result of your cancer diagnosis and treatment
Psychologist—a mental health professional who provides counseling for emotional issues
Social worker—a professional who can help you deal with psychological and social issues as well as financial concerns, including insurance matters