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Doris Dimitriadou, MSc, DABR

  • Clinical Instructor, University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiation Oncology
  • Assistant Chief of Physics, Shadyside
  • Principal Medical Physicist

Doris Dimitriadou, MSc, DABR is a medical physicist who focuses on developing and implementing clinical policies and procedures. She oversees the implementation of these initiatives within the clinical setting, ensuring that they align with best practices and improve patient care outcomes. Her interests include the treatment for Total Body Irradiation (TBI) patients, planning for Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) brain patients, and the treatment of benign conditions such as cardiac ablation. Her research projects currently involve biologically guided radiation therapy. Doris also teaches residents, serves as an examiner for the IMPCB board exams, and delivers lectures to non-profit organizations around the world.

    Education & Training

  • BS: McGill University, Physics, 1997
  • MS: McGill University, Medical Radiation Physics, 2000
  • Masters Thesis: "Construction and dosimetric evaluation of compensators for intensity modulated beams”, 2000
  • ABR Certification: Therapeutic Medical Physics, 2007