Allison Ashworth

Dr. Allison Ashworth is an Assistant Professor at Queen’s University and a Regular Attending Staff at Kingston Health Sciences Centre. She serves as Division Head of Radiation Oncology and holds clinical interests in Lung Cancer Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy and Gynecological Oncology. Her research focuses on advancing stereotactic radiotherapy techniques and cancer health services research. Dr. Ashworth has completed a MD from the University of Alberta (2005), a residency in Radiation Oncology at Queen’s University (2005–2012), and a Fellowship in Stereotactic Treatments at the London Regional Cancer Program (2012–2013).

Her education interests emphasize training medical students and residents. Research contributions span over 40 publications, primarily in consumer behavior and psychology, addressing topics like gift perception, decision-making barriers, and brand relationships. Notably, her work explores how social dynamics and psychological factors influence consumer choices and institutional trust. While no formal awards are listed, her active clinical and research roles highlight ongoing professional engagement. She advises no documented students but contributes to educational programs for early-career medical professionals.

Labs/Teams: Not explicitly detailed in the text, though her role as Division Head suggests leadership in a radiation oncology team at Queen’s University/Kingston Health Sciences Centre.