Jessica Miller
PhD
Professor (CHS) | Director of Imaging
Biography
I am a professor in the Department of Radiation Medicine. My clinical focus is on brachytherapy and imaging for radiation therapy, specifically CT simulation. CT imaging has made great advances, such as dual-energy CT, and I am passionate about understanding the ways in which these technologies can benefit our patients.
In addition to my clinical and research roles, I also enjoy the many teaching opportunities available at the University of Wisconsin. I teach a graduate-level brachytherapy course for the Department of Medical Physics. Within the Department of Radiation Medicine, I serve as a mentor for the medical physics residency program. I focus on training residents in the physics of different dosimeters and imaging techniques.
Research interests
- Brachytherapy
- Clinical Operations
- Imaging
- Motion Management
- Radiation Measurements
Education
- PhD, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Medical Physics
- MS, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Medical Physics
- BA/BS, University of Idaho and University of the Basque Country, Physics and Spanish