Timothy Hanna

Dr. Timothy Hanna is a Professor and Clinician Scientist at Queen's University, affiliated with the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) and the Department of Oncology at Kingston Health Sciences Centre. He serves as Head of the Canadian Association of Radiation Oncologists (CARO) International Communications Committee and is an OICR Investigator. His clinical expertise focuses on malignant and non-melanoma skin cancer, while his research emphasizes cancer health services, global oncology, and population-based cancer service planning.

Education:

• MD, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto (2004)
• MSc in Epidemiology, Queen’s University (2009)
• Residency in Radiation Oncology, Queen’s University (2004–2010)

Research Interests: Dr. Hanna’s work bridges clinical oncology and health systems research. He investigates access to and quality of cancer therapy, population-based phase IV trials, and global health equity in oncology. His contributions include developing models for cancer service planning using population data. He is committed to advancing radiotherapy knowledge translation and training clinical cancer researchers.

Awards & Grants: No specific awards are listed, but his leadership roles reflect recognition in his field. His grants and collaborations are tied to OICR initiatives and CARO programs.

Labs & Teams: Collaborates with faculty at Queen’s University and OICR, including Dr. Allison Ashworth, Dr. Christopher Booth, and others listed in his profile. His work integrates interdisciplinary teams focused on translational oncology and health policy.