Craig Stevens

Craig Stevens serves as Chair of the Department of Radiation Oncology at Oakland University's William Beaumont School of Medicine. Previously, he held leadership positions at Moffitt Cancer Center as Chair of Radiation Oncology and served as Associate Professor at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania.

His educational background includes dual doctoral degrees from Northwestern University: a Ph.D. in Tumor Cell Biology and an M.D. He completed clinical training with an internship in medicine and residency in radiation oncology at Georgetown University Hospital.

Dr. Stevens specializes in thoracic malignancies, with primary expertise in lung cancer and mesothelioma treatment. His research spans radiation treatment planning, prediction of tumor/normal tissue responses to radiation, and DNA repair mechanisms. This work integrates clinical oncology with molecular biology to enhance precision radiation therapy outcomes.

His scholarly contributions include dozens of peer-reviewed publications and international presentations, though specific recent articles aren't detailed in source materials. As departmental chair, he oversees clinical, research, and educational missions while advancing thoracic radiation oncology protocols.