About J. (Jeremy) Schiphof-Godart, PhD
Introduction
As a medical physicist in the radiation oncology department of Erasmus MC, I am involved in the continuous innovation process of the department to assure front-edge patient care.
My research aims at adapting the radiotherapeutic doses to the daily anatomical changes observed when treating pelvic tumors (gynecology, bladder), in order to minimize the treatment side effects and improve the patient quality of life. Next to my clinical and research duties, I am a university course coordinator for Technical Medicine bachelor and master students.
Field(s) of expertise
- Adaptive radiotherapy for gynecology and bladder tumor
- Proton and megavoltage photon therapy
- Permanent Breast Seed Implantation for low grade breast tumor
- 3D dose reconstruction for external beam treatment verification
Education and career
- Biomedical engineering master degree, UTC, France, 2004
- Nuclear Physics master degree, Paris XI, France, 2005
- PhD (Nuclear Physics), Paris XI, France, 2008
- Post-doc in radiotherapy, Groningen, the Netherlands, until 2011
- Radiotherapy specialization for Medical Physics, 2015
- Medical Physicist Erasmus MC, the Netherlands, since 2016
Publications
See G. Scholar account.
Teaching activities
- Bachelor Technical Medicine TU-Delft/Erasmus MC: course coordinator "Complex diagnostic-treatment combination"
- Master Technical Medicine TU-Delft/Erasmus MC: course coordinator "Radiation Oncology"
- Invited lecturer for multiple regional education programs
Other positions
NVKF (Association of Dutch Medical Physicists) Radiotherapy board member since 2017
