Camilo M Correa-Alfonso

Camilo M. Correa-Alfonso is an assistant professor of clinical radiation oncology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, with professional training in medical physics and a clinical residency at MD Anderson Cancer Center. His research focuses on radiation therapy, computational dosimetry, Monte Carlo modeling, and computational phantoms used to estimate radiation doses in medical applications. His published work includes models of blood flow and vascular structures to investigate radiation exposure to circulating blood cells and lymphocytes during radiotherapy, as well as methods for improving dose estimation in proton therapy and radiopharmaceutical treatments. Correa-Alfonso earned his Ph.D. in medical physics from the University of Florida.