Profile
Andy N. Wiles, PhD, DABR, is a clinical therapeutic medical physicist with a research background in radiation transport modeling and radiation dosimetry. Dr. Wiles’ clinical physics experience in the field of radiation oncology spans image-guided radiation therapy (RT), surface-guided RT, MRI-guided RT, stereotactic RT and brachytherapy. His research focuses on improving day-to-day clinical operation, and his work has included development of efficient quality assurance (QA) devices for linear accelerator QA, micro-resolution dosimetry systems for brachytherapy and RT delivery error analysis and prediction.
Academic Information
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Medical Physicist
Research Interests
- High-resolution micro-dosimetry
- External beam QA automation, patient-specific QA and dosimetry
- Monte Carlo radiation transport simulation
Areas of Expertise
- Adaptive Radiation Therapy
- Brachytherapy
- Computation radiation transport
Education & Training
Post-Graduate School
2017 PhD, University of Missouri
2012 MS, University of Missouri
Board Certification
2022 Certification: Therapeutic Medical Physics
Awards & Honors
- 2024 - Present: Qualified Expert in Radiation Safety, Therapy/Linear Accelerator, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
- 2024 - Present: Member, American Society for Radiation Oncology
- 2011 - Present: Member, American Association of Physicists in Medicine