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Xinxin Zhang, PhD

Medical Physicist, Assistant Professor

Dr. Zhang completed her undergraduate and M.Sc. degrees in Physics at University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. She received her doctoral degree in Medical Physics at Purdue University. Dr. Zhang joined


Yin Zhang, PhD

Medical Physicist, Associate Professor

Dr. Yin Zhang earned his PhD in Medical Physics from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 2013. He completed a residency in Medical Physics at the Johns Hopkins University


Shouyi Wei, Ph.D.

PGY-2

Education: 2015-2020 Ph.D Biomedical Engineering (Medical Physics track), Stony Brook University, NY, USA 2013-2015 MS Biomedical Engineering, Washington University, MO, USA 2010-2013 ME Signal and Information Processing, Jinan University, Guangzhou,


Swati Mamidanna, MD

PGY-5

Clinical Interest: Interested in the overall multidisciplinary approach to cancer management with a special interest in the advanced radiation therapy techniques such as Proton therapy, Gamma Knife radiosurgery, TBI/TSET, SBRT


Zohaib Sherwani, MD

PGY-5

About Me:   I am pursuing an academic career in GU and GYN oncology, with expertise in brachytherapy and advanced modalities including proton therapy and stereotactic platforms. I am passionate about mentorship and


Ahmed Shalaby, MD

PGY-5

About Me:   Throught my time in medical school, I learned that I value the relationships formed with patients and the rewarding follow-ups when they are cancer-free. Radiation oncology blends compassionate care with cutting-edge technology. 


Shreel Parikh, DO, MS

PGY-5

Clinical Interest: I am interested in all clinical sites and especially enjoy brachytherapy. Research Interest: I am interested in studying the interactions between targeted therapies and radiation, as well as


Lakshmi Rekha Narra, MD

PGY-5

About Me:   I was drawn to radiation oncology by its central role in integrating imaging with cancer care, combining technology and compassion to improve outcomes. 


Adeel Riaz, MD

PGY-5

About Me:   I am an international graduate with interests across all clinical sites, especially brachytherapy. My long-term goal is to advance global cancer care in resource-limited countries. 


Wilfred Ngwa, PhD

Professor of Global Health, Rutgers Global Health Institute; Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and RWJMS

Professor of Global Health, Rutgers Global Health Institute Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School   Wilfred Ngwa is a