Dina Mohamed

I have extensive experience in teaching medical physics, developed through my academic studies in this specialization. In 2014, I obtained a license to use radioactive materials from the Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority. In addition, I have taught courses in radiation and medical physics to oncology physicians working at Mit Ghamr Oncology Center, Egypt.

I have over 16 years of professional experience in the radiotherapy department, where patients are treated using external beam radiation therapy. I possess strong expertise in treatment planning for cancer patients using advanced techniques, as well as in Quality Assurance (QA) for radiotherapy machines. Academically, I obtained a Master's degree in Medical Physics in 2017, followed by a Ph.D. in Medical and Biophysics in 2021.

Head of Medical Physics Department at Mit Ghamr Oncology Center Ministry of Health (2022 – Present)

• Lead Medical Physics department in radiotherapy services
• Supervise treatment planning and dosimetry
• Manage QA programs for radiotherapy machines
• Train physicians and junior physicists
• Radiation safety compliance

Medical Physicist at Mit Ghamr Oncology Center Ministry of Health (2010 – Present)

• External beam radiotherapy treatment planning
• Dose calculation and verification
• Radiation protection procedures
• Teaching oncology physicians

Medical Physicist at New Life Oncology Center (2019 – 2022)

• Treatment planning for cancer patients
• Dose optimization and QA
• Machine calibration

B. Science in Science – Zagazig University (2008)

Diploma in Radiation physics – Zagazig University (2012)

Master in Medical Physics – Zagazig University (2017)

Ph.D. in GATE/Geant4 application for radiotherapy – Tanta university (2021)