Daniel Francis

Daniel Francis is a Lecturer in Radiotherapy & Oncology at City St George's, University of London, within the School of Health Sciences. He has been serving in this academic role since January 2022, contributing to undergraduate education and leading three core modules related to radiotherapy physics, equipment, dosimetry, and simulation.

His educational background includes a BSc(Hons) in Radiography (Radiotherapy & Oncology) from City, University of London (2016), where he trained while working full-time at The Royal Marsden. He also holds an Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA) awarded in October 2022, recognizing his teaching expertise.

Daniel's professional experience spans both public and private healthcare sectors, reaching an advanced practice level in therapeutic radiography. His expertise covers treatment delivery, imaging, pre-treatment planning, dosimetry, and the use of advanced radiotherapy and imaging modalities. He is deeply involved in student training and curriculum development, particularly in technical and clinical aspects of radiotherapy education.

His areas of interest include radiotherapy physics, dosimetry, simulation techniques, advanced radiotherapy technologies, medical imaging, and clinical education in health professions. These interests are reflected in his module leadership and teaching focus.

Daniel Francis does not currently have any listed scientific awards or publications in the provided text.

He is actively engaged in teaching and student training but there is no public information available about graduate students he may be supervising. There is also no mention of research grants, laboratories, or collaborative research teams.