Laurie Archambault

Laurie Archambault is a Course Lecturer at the Medical Physics Unit of McGill University, affiliated with the CIUSSS de l'Est-de-l'Île-de-Montréal (Hospital Maisonneuve-Rosemont). Her work bridges medical physics and radio-oncology through clinical research and technical innovation.

• Education: BSc in Physics Engineering (École Polytechnique, 2010), MSc in Medical Physics (McGill University, 2012).

Archambault specializes in quality assurance, dosimetry planning, and clinical workflow optimization in radio-oncology. She utilizes Python programming for RayStation scripting to enhance treatment planning systems, focusing on improving technical protocols and data-driven methodologies for radiation therapy.

Her research output includes clinical case studies like the 2019 publication on extra-corporal irradiation for Ewing’s sarcoma, reflecting her commitment to advancing radio-oncology practices. She has been a Member of the Canadian College of Physicists in Medicine since 2015.