Phillip Wall

Phillip Wall is an Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine. He serves as Assistant Program Director for the Medical Physics Residency Program, focusing on advancing radiation therapy quality and safety.

• BS in Physics and Mathematics, Davidson College (2014)
• MS in Medical Physics, Louisiana State University (2017)
• PhD in Physics (Medical Physics Concentration), Louisiana State University (2020)
• Medical Physics Residency, University of California, San Francisco (2022)

Dr. Wall specializes in data-driven optimization of radiation therapy workflows, with emphasis on patient-specific quality assurance, stereotactic radiosurgery, and knowledge-based treatment planning. His research leverages computational models to enhance precision in prostate cancer and bladder cancer radiotherapy, particularly through Monte Carlo dose calculations and CT-guided adaptive delivery systems.

Recent publications highlight his work in virtual quality assurance, hypofractionated whole pelvis therapy, and respiratory motion management. Key collaborators include institutions like UCSF, Louisiana State University, and global researchers in radiation oncology.

• Mentor of the Year (2024-2025), Washington University Medical Physics Residents
• Chair, AAPM Students and Trainees Subcommittee
• Associate, AAPM Science Council Associates Mentorship Program

As a CAMPEP-accredited medical physicist, Dr. Wall contributes extensively to peer-reviewed journals and international conferences, bridging clinical practice with technological innovation in radiation oncology.