Timothy Waxweiler

Timothy Waxweiler, MD is an Associate Professor of Clinical Practice in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus School of Medicine. He practices at multiple locations including UCHealth Radiation Oncology - Anschutz Medical Campus, UCHealth Radiation Oncology - Cherry Creek Medical Center, and Rocky Mountain Gamma Knife Center. Dr. Waxweiler is affiliated with University of Colorado Hospital and the University of Colorado Cancer Center.

• Education: MD from Emory University School of Medicine (2011)
• Undergraduate: BSE from University of Michigan (2006)
• Internship: Presbyterian-St Luke's Medical Center Program (2012)
• Residency: University of Colorado, Chief Resident, Radiation Oncology (2016)
• Board Certification: Radiation Oncology (2017)

Dr. Waxweiler's clinical interests span the full spectrum of radiation oncology, with particular expertise in treating brain, spine, prostate, breast, and thoracic tumors. His research focuses on innovative radiation therapy techniques and their application across various cancer types. He is especially interested in functional avoidance radiation therapy, brain metastases management, and novel combinations of radiation with immunotherapeutic agents.

Analysis of Dr. Waxweiler's publication record reveals a strong focus on clinical radiation oncology research with emphasis on brain metastases, thoracic radiation therapy, and head and neck cancer. His work often involves multi-institutional collaborations and clinical trials exploring novel therapeutic approaches. A significant portion of his research examines functional avoidance techniques in radiation therapy, particularly using 4DCT-ventilation mapping for thoracic treatments.

• American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO), Member

Dr. Waxweiler adheres to a patient-centered care philosophy that prioritizes listening to patients and families and incorporating their values into evidence-based treatment planning. His primary practice location is at Cherry Creek Medical Center, with additional time spent at the Anschutz Medical Campus location. He treats all forms of cancer and benign conditions requiring radiation therapy, with particular expertise in brain, spine, prostate, breast, and thoracic tumors.