2019-2020 SHMPS Representatives
The Society of Health and Medical Physics (SHMPS) has elected officers for 2019-2020: President: Nathan Quails Vice President: Bonnie President Treasurer: Camilo Correa Alumni Relations: Colin Schaeffer …
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2019 Spring PhD Graduate – Nick Potter
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 PhD Graduate: Nick Potter! Subsequent to graduation, Nick will begin a Therapy Residency at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
2019 Spring PhD Graduate – Michael Hermansen
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 PhD Graduate: Michael Hermansen! Subsequent to graduation, Michael will begin a Therapy Residency at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Arizona.
2019 Spring PhD Graduate – Michael Shang
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 PhD Graduate: Michael Shang! Subsequent to graduation, Michael will begin a Therapy Residency at Washington University in St Louis, Missouri.
2019 Spring MS Graduate – Andrew Spencer
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 MS Graduate: Andrew Spencer! Subsequent to graduation, Andrew sill soon begin a career in Medical Physics.
2019 Spring MS Graduate – Mada Batayib
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 MS Graduate: Mada Batayib! Subsequent to graduation, Mada will be returning to Saudi Arabia, where she will soon begin a career in Medical Physics.
Dissertation Defense – Michael Shang
Please join us at 2:00PM on Thursday, April 25 in the McKnight Brain Institute (L3-101) for Medical Physics PhD Candidate Michael Shang’s Dissertation Defense titled “A Novel Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy Treatment Planning System to Optimize Laser Ablation Delivery to Brain Targets”.
Updated – 2019 Summer Schedule of Courses
An updated Summer 2019 Class Schedule for Medical Physics has been released: April 2 – June 20 RT 240: Physics I, Dr Arreola: 8:00AM – 9:00AM Tue/Thu (Jacksonville, Via Zoom) July 9 – September 26 RT 250: Physics II, Dr Arreola: 8:00AM – 9:00AM Tue/Thu…
SHMPS – Hope Lodge
The UF Society of Health and Medical Physics (SHMPS), comprised of Medical Physics students, recently spent the evening at the American Cancer Society Winn-Dixie Hope Lodge, where they prepared and served a delicious dinner to patients and caregivers. They made both meat and vegetarian options, which included jambalaya, cornbread, salad,…
Spring Clinical AAPM Meeting
The UF Medical Physics Graduate Program was well represented at last week’s Spring Clinical AAPM Meeting in Orlando Florida. Catherine Carranza presented an abstract at the Young Investigator Clinical Symposium titled “Material Differentiation in Virtual Non-Contrast Images and Iodine Maps of a Dual Energy CT (DECT) System”. Karl Mund presented…
