Corey J. Ginetz

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Curriculum Vitae

Graduating medical physics student from CAMPEP accredited program seeking entry-level clinical

position in a medical facility that offers a wide range of treatment options and an opportunity for

research

EDUCATION

Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA May 2012 - Present

Masters Degree Candidate in Medical Physics

GPA 3.70/4.0

Anticipated graduation December 2013

Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA August 2008 - May 2012

Bachelor of Science in Nuclear & Radiological Engineering

GPA 3.65/4.0

Faculty Honors three semesters (perfect 4.0 GPA)

BOARD CERTIFICATION

In process of receiving American Board of Radiology certification in Therapeutic Medical Physics

(passed Part 1)

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

IMRT/VMAT QA Experience, Winship Cancer Institute June 2013 - Present

Performed semi-independent quality assurance procedures on patient IMRT & VMAT cases

with the training of Gregory Betzel, PhD, Emory University School of Medicine

Utilized Varian’s Trilogy & TrueBeam systems using both portal dosimetry and an ion

chamber array matrix

Clinical Rotation, Winship Cancer Institute May 2013 – July 2013

Attained practical clinical oncology experience incorporating radiation therapy department

observation

Observed special procedures that included gamma knife radiosurgery, stereotactic

radiosurgery, high dose rate brachytherapy, and prostate seed implantation

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Graduate Research, Georgia Tech January 2013 - Present

Worked with C.K. Chris Wang, PhD, School of Mechanical Engineering, researching the

measurement of the bremsstrahlung spectrum from the Varian Clinac 23EX in the RSEL of

the Boggs building

Designed an experiment to quantify the x-ray spectrum from a 6 MV Clinac

Graduate Research, Atlanta VA Medical Center January 2013 – May 2013

Worked with John Aarsvold, PhD, Atlanta Veteran Affairs Medical Center, investigating the

performance of a novel Discovery NM 530c SPECT system as compared to the conventional

Infinia SPECT system

Compared estimates of the sizes of two defects in a left-ventricle-in-torso phantom

Senior Capstone Design, Georgia Tech January 2012 – May 2012

Analyzed the radiation shielding design of the neutron generator vault in the RSEL of the

Boggs building to ensure safety standards were met

Measured the neutron dose rates at various locations outside the vault using an AmBe

source and Bonner spheres and compared the results to MCNP simulation results

Undergraduate Research, Georgia Tech August 2011 – May 2012

Worked with C.K. Chris Wang, PhD, School of Mechanical Engineering, researching the

effect of ionizing radiation on cells and DNA through computer simulations

Modeled incident protons and target DNA segments to determine the extent of DNA

double strand breaks

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Christ, Daniel, Paul Cook, Corey Ginetz, Spenser Lewis, Kalen Terry, and Matthew Williams. Review

of Design Specifications and Safety of Neutron Generator Vault. 2012 Student ANS Conference.

April 14, 2012.

Joseph, Iain, Corey Ginetz, and Chris Tichacek. Multi-pinhole SPECT of a Myocardial Phantom: With

vs Without Post-reconstruction Filtering. SEAAPM 2013 Scientific Meeting. April 27, 2013.

Tichacek, Chris, Corey Ginetz, and Iain Joseph. Myocardial Phantom Defect Size: Collimator vs

Mutli-pinhole SPECT. SEAAPM 2013 Scientific Meeting. April 27, 2013.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Association of Physicists in Medicine (since August 2013)

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