Education |
Medical Physics Residency

The Medical Physics Residency Program at the University of Washington (UW) is a two-year clinical education program in therapy physics. Residents have a minimum 4000 hours of clinical training with 12 rotations, each of which are 1-4 months long. This program is CAMPEP accredited. There are 2 residents per year and each will get on-on-one mentorship from our wonderful Radiation Oncology faculty.

Medical Physics Residency Alumni

Professional Photograph of Victoria Bry during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Cedar Sinai, LA, CA

Victoria Bry, PhD

2023

Professional Photograph of Caroline Colbert during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor University of Washington Department of Radiation Oncology

Caroline Colbert, PhD

2023

Professional Photograph of Evan Gates during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Varian

Evan Gates, PhD

2023

Professional Photograph of Bing Hao Chiang during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor, University of Washington Department of Radiation Oncology

Bing-Hao Chiang, PhD

2023

Professional Photograph of Mallory Glenn during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor in Radiation Physics, IROC Houston QA Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Mallory Glenn, PhD

2022

Professional Photograph of Afua Yorke during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor, University of Washington Department of Radiation Oncology

Afua Yorke, PhD

2022

Professional Photograph of Samuel Luk during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor of Medical Physics, University of Vermont

Samuel Luk, PhD

2021

Professional Photograph of Natalie Viscariello during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor of Medical Physics, MD Anderson Cooper Cancer Center

Natalie Viscariello, PhD

2021

Professional Photograph of Ara Alexandrian during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor, Medical Physics, University of Alabama

Ara Alexandrian, PhD

2020

Professional Photograph of Allison Toltz during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Proton Therapy Physicist, Proton Beam Therapy Centre at University College London Hospitals

Allison Toltz, PhD, MSc

2020

Professional Photograph of Da Wang during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor, Radiation and Cellular Oncology, University of Chicago

Da Wang, PhD

2019

Professional Photograph of Brandon Koger during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist, Abramson Cancer Center/Penn Medicine, Philadelphia, PA

Brandon Koger, PhD

2019

Professional Photograph of Ryan Price during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Clinical Lecturer in Medical Physics, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA

Ryan Price, PhD

2018

Professional Photograph of Daniel Smith during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist, Virginia Mason Cancer Institute, Seattle, WA

Daniel Smith, PhD

2018

Professional Photograph of Johnathon VanSchelt during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL

Jonathan Van Schelt, PhD

2017

Professional Photograph of Landon Wootton during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Clinical Lecturer in Medical Physics, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA

Landon Wootton, PhD

2017

Professional Photograph of Olga Gopan during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist at Northwest Medical Physics Center

Olga Gopan, PhD

2016

Professional Photograph of Eunsin Lee during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Proton Physicist at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Eunsin Lee, PhD

2016

Professional Photograph of Dei Yang during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Assistant Professor at University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center

Fei Yang, PhD

2015

Professional Photograph of Ning Cao during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist SCCA Proton Therapy Center, Seattle WA

Ning Cao, PhD

2014

First Position: Acting Instructor, University of Washington Dept. of Radiation Oncology, Seattle WA

Matthew Nyflot, PhD

2013

Professional Photograph of Clay Holdsworth during Medical Physics Residency

First Position: Medical Physicist, Dept. of Radiation Oncology, Libbey Park Cancer Center, Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston MA

Clay Holdsworth, PhD

2012

First Position: Medical Physicist, University of Washington Dept. of Radiation Oncology, Seattle WA

Alan Kalet, PhD, MS

2011

First Position: Medical Physicist, Virginia Mason Cancer Institute, Seattle WA

Ruth Velasco-Schmitz, PhD

2010

Education | Medical Physics Residency

Medical Physics Residency Alumni

Education |
Medical Physics Residency