SangJune Jung Park

SangJune Jung Park is a Health Sciences Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the UCLA School of Medicine. His academic background includes advanced degrees in nuclear engineering and radiological sciences, with specialized training in medical physics and radiation oncology.

Dr. Park's educational background includes:

• Hanyang University, South Korea BS 02/1995 Nuclear Engineering
• Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea MS 02/1997 Nuclear Engineering (Health Physics)
• University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI MS 04/2001 Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences
• University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI PhD 08/2005 Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences
• Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY PostDoc 10/2006 Nuclear Medicine
• Harvard University, Boston, MA PostDoc 10/2009 Radiation Oncology (Medical Physics)

Dr. Park's research focuses on brachytherapy planning, quality assurance, applicator development, and Monte Carlo simulations in radiation oncology. His work bridges medical physics with clinical radiation oncology, with particular emphasis on improving treatment planning and delivery for cancer patients. His expertise spans radiation therapy technology development and clinical implementation of advanced treatment techniques.

Dr. Park's publication record, while limited in the available data, demonstrates expertise in 3D treatment planning for gynecologic brachytherapy, showing his focus on practical clinical applications that improve treatment precision and patient outcomes in radiation oncology.

His scientific achievements include:

• Brachytherapy in 2030 (Second place), American Brachytherapy Society, 2022
• Judith Stitt Award, American Brachytherapy Society, 2021
• MC2 award, Korean Association of Medical Physicists in North America, 2019
• Young Investigator Award, Society of Nuclear Medicine, 2005

Dr. Park maintains an active role in professional societies focused on brachytherapy and medical physics. His work continues to influence clinical practice in radiation oncology, particularly in treatment planning optimization and quality assurance for brachytherapy procedures.