Medical Physics Residency Steering Committee
The Medical Physics Residency Program includes a multidisciplinary steering committee, including faculty/clinical physicists, dosimetrists and radiation oncologists, who facilitate comprehensive training and ensure appropriate resident development.
Jacqueline Andreozzi, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Andreozzi's research interests include adaptive radiotherapy, novel dosimetry and QA techniques and development.
Thomas J. Dilling, MD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Dilling's primary clinical focus is the radiotherapeutic treatment of thoracic malignancies.
Issam El Naqa, PhD - Chair, Machine Learning Department
Dr. El Naqa’s research focuses on developing large-scale data mining methods to identify biomarkers of response to chemoradiotherapy, multimodality image-guided targeted and adaptive radiotherapy, and radiobiology-based treatment outcome modeling.
Vladimir Feygelman, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Feygelman's primary clinical interests include external beam, SRS/SBRT/IGRT, MRI-Guided Linacs, treatment plan quality and small field dosimetry.
Jessica Frakes, MD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Frakes is dedicated to a personalized approach in designing advanced radiation techniques that include MRI-guided adaptive radiation therapy, stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT), as well as liver-directed therapies such as radiation embolization.
Keenan Fuller, MS, RT(R), CMD - Physics Resident Dosimetry Program Coordinator
Keenan’s clinical work is in medical dosimetry with a focus on the treatment of sarcoma utilizing advanced external beam technologies.
William Gibbons, CHP – Medical Health Physicist
William Gibbons serves as the institutional Radiation Safety Officer. Responsibilities include nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceuticals, Y-90 microspheres and administering the radiation safety program.
Jasmine Graham, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Graham’s research interests are to investigatie extractable quantitative medical imaging features as imaging biomarkers (e.g., Radiomics) to adapt radiation therapy and predict outcomes, and to advance image-guided adaptive radiation therapy using novel technologies such as the MRI-Linac and Proton Delivery Systems.
Dylan Hunt, PhD - Clinical Physicist
Dr. Hunt's clinical responsibilities include brachytherapy planning, IMRT QA, TrueBeam LINAC and Philips CT scanners.
Jihye Koo, PhD
Dr. Koo’s clinical and research interests include novel image guidance techniques, artificial intelligence in radiotherapy, and proton therapy, with a focus on improving accuracy and efficiency in treatment planning and delivery.
Kujtim Latifi, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program and Department of Cancer Imaging and Metabolism
Dr. Latifi’s clinical focus is the application of advanced imaging techniques and software solutions to improve patient care and clinical workflow in radiation therapy.
Bruce Libby, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Libby’s clinical responsibilities include SRS and brachytherapy along with standard clinical responsibilities. He has a longstanding interest in the implementation of rapid work flow techniques in radiation therapy along with improving resident education.
Eduardo G. Moros, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program, Chief of Medical Physics
Dr. Moros' career has been characterized by the development of mathematical models, devices, techniques and systems for both the laboratory and the clinic for the advancement of cancer research.
Jonathon Mueller, MS – Medical Physicist (Diagnostic/Nuclear Medicine)
Jonathon Mueller’s responsibilities include the direction and oversight of all clinical diagnostic and nuclear medical physics operations for the Moffitt Cancer Center enterprise—with a particular interest in radiopharmaceutical therapy safety, research and dosimetry.
Louis Nardella, MS - Medical Physicist
Louis Nardella's clinical responsibilities include SRS/SBRT, EBRT patient-specific QA, initial/weekly chart checks, image fusion, TPS commissioning and linac. commissioning.
Daniel Opp, PhD - Medical Physicist
Dr. Opp's clinical responsibilities include SRS/SBRT planning, patient-specific QA, initial/weekly chart checks, image fusion, Linac QA, vault shielding, brachytherapy, Intra-operative radiation, radiopharmaceuticals and 3D-printing custom bolus.
Ibrahim Oraiqat, PhD – Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Oraiqat’s clinical interest is in therapeutic medical physics with a focus on proton therapy and adaptive radiotherapy. His research focus is the development and clinical translation of FLASH radiotherapy, novel dosimetry tools/methods, and novel imaging modalities for biological guidance in radiotherapy.
Gage Redler, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Redler’s research purpose is the advancement of technologies and techniques that make use of medical imaging modalities to more effectively guide radiation therapy.
Meral Reyhan, PhD, MS - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Reyhan's clinical/research interests include applications of MR imaging to radiation oncology.
Stephen A. Rosenberg, MD, MS - Director of MRI Guided Radiation Therapy
Dr. Rosenberg’s clinical focus is the treatment of patients with thoracic malignancies. He is interested in combining radiation with immunomodulatory drugs and targeted therapies to improve outcomes.
Amarjit Saini, PhD - Clinical Physicist/Coordinator Brachytherapy Physics
Dr. Saini is responsible for the HDR and LDR brachytherapy program. Responsibilities include calibrations and quality assurance of the linear accelerators and the microselectron HDR.
Christopher Tichacek, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Tichacek's research interests include computational medical physics including dose calculation algorithms, external beam treatment plan quality analysis, and optimization of image-guided radiation therapy.
Evan Wuthrick, MD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Wuthrick specializes in radiation therapy for skin cancers such as melanoma, Merkel cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and basal cell carcinoma.
Geoffrey Zhang, PhD - Radiation Oncology Program
Dr. Zhang's research interests include Ventilation calculation using 4DCT and deformable image registration, four-dimensional (4D) dosimetry in radiotherapy, Monte Carlo dose calculation in radiotherapy, medical image texture analysis, image-guided radiotherapy and radiation dose delivery measurement in radiotherapy.
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Medical Physics Residency