Christine Fisher

Christine Fisher is a Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus School of Medicine. She serves as Vice Chair and Director of Brachytherapy at the institution.

• MD - Chicago Medical School (2006)
• MPH - University of North Carolina (2010)
• Internship - University of Hawaii (2007)
• Residency - University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (2011)

Dr. Fisher specializes in radiation oncology for gynecologic and breast cancers, with expertise in brachytherapy and radiation therapy for cervical, uterine, endometrial, and ovarian malignancies. Recent research focuses on clinical target volume delineation, machine-learning prognostication tools, and NCCN guideline implementation.

She has co-authored 15+ consensus guidelines for cervical and gynecologic cancers, contributed to studies on radiation disparities, and developed innovative brachytherapy training curricula. Recognized as Top Doctor in Radiation Oncology by 5280 magazine in 2019 and 2020, her clinical practice spans UCHealth Radiation Oncology and University of Colorado Cancer Center.

• 2024: Consensus guidelines for cervical cancer IMRT
• 2023: Hybrid brachytherapy template implementation
• 2022: Machine-learning lymph node analysis in endometrial cancer
• 2020: Phase I breast cancer trial outcomes

Dr. Fisher's work addresses healthcare disparities in cancer treatment access and outcomes, particularly across insurance status and demographic factors. She contributes to national radiation therapy quality initiatives through the Veterans Affairs system.