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Medical College of Wisconsin Physics Postdoctoral Fellowship and Certificate Program

The Medical Physics Certificate Program is an internal program only offered to current radiation oncology postdoctoral fellows.

Postdoctoral Fellowship positions vary dependent on available research and research funding. Postdoctoral fellows completing the Medical Physics Certificate Program are able to apply to any CAMPEP accredited Physics Residency programs.

Anyone interested in applying for a postdoctoral fellowship can send a copy of their CV to Jessica Kotowicz. All CVs are reviewed by Dr. Eric Paulson, our Chief of Medical Physics. Qualified applicants are then contacted for further discussion.

Medical Physics Certificate Program Statistics

Year Applicants in year
Accepted in year
Graduated in year
Accepted to residency in year
Employed in clinical setting in year
 Employed in research setting in year
 *2013  3  3  NA      
 2014  2  2  1  1    
 2015  4  4
 2  2    
 2016  1  1  2  1  1  
 2017  4  4  4  3    1
 2018  5  5  1  1    
 2019  1  1  4  4    
 2020   5  5  3  2    
 2021  3  3  2  2  1  
 2022  2  2  3  2    
 2023  2  2  4  3    

*Program accredited by CAMPEP December 2013

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Meet Our Physics Postdoctoral Fellows

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Silambarasan Anbumani, PhD

Postdoctoral Fellow

sanbumani@mcw.edu

Research focused on prediction and assessment of radiation treatment response using quantitative imaging, CT biomarkers, and radiomics.

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Renae Conlin, PhD

Postdoctoral Fellow

reconlin@mcw.edu

Research focuses on deep learning auto-segmentation models that concentrate on the auto-segmentation of abdominal anatomy based on MR images acquired during MR-guided adaptive radiation therapy.

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Samira Dabaghmanesh, PhD

Postdoctoral Fellow

sdabaghnanesh@mcw.edu

Research focused on extracting organ-specific radiobiological model parameters for selected abdominal and pelvic organs and to demonstrate their applications in determining OAR dose constraints.

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Mohammad Zarenia, PhD

Postdoctoral Fellow

mzarenia@mcw.edu

Research focused on developing auto-correction models for auto-segmented contours of abdominal organs to accelerate segmentation during MR-guided online adaptive radiotherapy.