Nicholas Zdenkowski is a Medical Oncologist based in Waratah, NSW, working from Edith St & Platt St (Waratah, NSW 2298). He looks after people who need cancer care, but also supports patients dealing with other serious health problems linked to blood cell counts and hormone changes.
In oncology, Nicholas focuses on breast cancer care. That can include diagnosis and ongoing treatment planning for a range of cases, including breast cancer in men and triple-negative breast cancer. He also supports people who have had a mastectomy, and helps with the next steps after surgery and during follow-up.
Some patients he sees have issues like agranulocytosis, febrile neutropenia, and neutropenia in infants. These conditions can make people very unwell and need careful monitoring. In many cases, treatment is aimed at getting blood counts back to safer levels and lowering the risk of infection. At times, this means urgent check-ins and fast decisions, depending on symptoms and blood test results.
Nutrition and digestion can also be part of the picture. Nicholas works with people who have exocrine pancreatic insufficiency. That often comes with ongoing symptoms that affect day-to-day life, and it can take time to find the right plan that helps people eat comfortably and stay well.
He also provides care related to menopause. For some people, symptoms can be hard to manage on their own, and having a clinician who can talk through options in a calm way can make a big difference. The goal is usually simple: help people feel more in control and more comfortable.
Over time, Nicholas has built his practice around patients who need clear explanations and steady support while treatment is happening. Cancer and blood-related conditions can be stressful. So he keeps things grounded, listens to what matters to the patient, and focuses on practical next steps.
For people in and around Waratah, Newcastle and the surrounding areas, Nicholas offers specialist medical oncology care for breast cancer and related conditions, along with broader support for serious issues like febrile neutropenia and agranulocytosis. If you’d like to talk about whether he’s a good fit for your situation, it’s best to contact the clinic for advice on referrals and appointments.