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Christina Sarosiek, PhD

Christina Sarosiek, PhD

Assistant Professor, Medical Physics

Education

Therapeutic Medical Physics Residency, Medical College of Wisconsin
CAMPEP Certificate in Medical Physics, Medical College of Wisconsin
PhD, Physics, Northern Illinois University
BS, Physics, Hope College

Biography

Dr. Christina Sarosiek is a medical physicist at the Medical College of Wisconsin. She received her PhD in Physics from Northern Illinois University, where her dissertation focused on proton CT and proton radiography. She subsequently completed a postdoctoral fellowship in medical physics at the Medical College of Wisconsin, developing auto-segmentation tools for MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy. Her interests include image guidance and adaptive radiation therapy.

Research Interests

Adaptive Radiotherapy, Image-guided Radiotherapy, MR-guided Radiotherapy, Proton Therapy

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