Finally got a chance to read through this piece on #radiopharmaceuticals in STAT It's clear that the field is very ☢️hot☢️ right now. Agree w Chad Tang, MD, that it's yet another arrow in our quiver against cancer. Not a panacea Right patient. Right drug. Right time.

So incredibly lucky to work with these humans who care for every patient as if they were their own family

In this era of divisiveness, it is refreshing to have societies with interests and expertise in #radiopharmaceuticals therapy come together. #nucmed #radonc journals.lww.com/amjclinicalonc…

2024 Funding Opportunities: AAPM Expanding Horizons Travel Grant Round 2. The Expanding Horizons Travel Grant program is designed to provide students and trainees with an opportunity to broaden the scope of scientific meetings attended in their career.… aapm.me/3OqBMxY

Published today in Practical #radonc: "Though rapid response events with RPT patients are uncommon, it is important to have a standardized protocol for how to handle these situations..." - ☢️ "Handling Patient Emergencies During #Radiopharm Therapy" bit.ly/3SVaoe9

Congrats to all American Association of Physicists in Medicine award recipients....and especially our team for bringing home the Michael D Mills Award for Outstanding #Medphys article! 🎉👏 Great job Jackie Esthappan Zoberi, PhD Nikki Maughan Brian C. Baumann Jeff Michalski Jose Garcia-Ramirez, David Luechtefeld, Max Amurao, Reiko Oyama

Professor of #radonc & Chief of #Brachytherapy Jacqueline Zoberi, PhD has won the American Association of Physicists in Medicine Michael D. Mills Editor in Chief Award of Excellence for Outstanding #MedPhys article. Congrats to Jackie Esthappan Zoberi, PhD & the whole team! Winning article: bit.ly/44puXDO

With the field of #brachytherapy #radiopharmaceuticals advancing it is imperative for our #medphys residents and new graduates to be well prepared - Happy to share the stage with these amazing colleagues American Association of Physicists in Medicine ..Do consider attending on Wednesday July 24 4:30 - 6:00 pm LACC 151

Our #medphys team is headed to #AAPM2024! They are excited about all the learning & collaboration & science! Link showing Wash U Radiation Oncology presentations & awards this week #AAPM2024 : bit.ly/3WaCtys Geoff Hugo Schmatt yao Jackie Esthappan Zoberi, PhD American Association of Physicists in Medicine

🚨 Don’t forget to check out all the student and trainee events happening tomorrow 🚨#AAPM2024

Looking forward to the aapmstsc Residency Fair tomorrow! Cheers to Savannah Decker Huiming Dong, PhD for leading the efforts this year. Oh and stop by our Wash U Radiation Oncology table #27 at 2:30 and meet some cool people🙂 Xinyuan (Claire) Chen Sharbacha Edward, PhD Geoff Hugo Jackie Esthappan Zoberi, PhD

Can we make radiation less distressing for patients? Yes, we can. Randomized self-controlled study comparing open-face vs. closed immobilization masks in fractionated cranial radiotherapy #btsm #hncsm thegreenjournal.com/article/S0167-…

And I got to meet Michael Mills at the American Association of Physicists in Medicine reception last night and express my thanks for the award. @WahURadOnc team, he’s looking forward to more papers from us!

None of us gets it right all the time. The world around us changes and we, ourselves, change. #MedPhys is much more about personal integrity and kindness than it is about number of publications and titles.

Many US brachytherapists report using general, conscious sedation or epidural anesthesia, yet 10% are using only oral & 22% offered anesthesia only during applicator placement. A majority believe PTSD can occur, but few offer any intervention. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

GI oncology friends - ever wish in tumor board there were data indicating that Y-90 may not be the best treatment for arterially hypoperfused tumors in primary hepatic malignancies? Makes sense - mean Y-90 energy penetration is 2.5 mm. Take a look! #SBRT frontiersin.org/journals/oncol…

One of our #medphys residents Sharbacha Edward, PhD has just received a Travel Award from Siteman Cancer Center to present her #brachytherapy research. Congratulations Dr. Edward!

Attendee registration is now open until Monday, August 19 to attend the STSC Virtual Residency Fair! Our schedule will be updated throughout the coming weeks with participating programs. Relevant links are also in our Linktree!

Disrespect doesn’t just make people feel bad. It leads them to perform worse. Evidence from medical teams: Even a single insult decreases the quality of diagnoses and procedures. Rudeness disrupts focus and undermines collaboration. Civility is not optional. It’s vital.