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Emily J. Chasteen, M.S., DABR

Emily Chasteen

Biography

Ms. Chasteen is a graduate of Vanderbilt University’s CAMPEP-accredited Diagnostic Medical Physics program. While in Nashville, Emily gained clinical training at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and satellite facilities as well as Tennessee Valley Healthcare System Department of Veterans Affairs. Ms. Chasteen also participated in an investigation of organ doses from CT scans in pediatric patients. She helped create a new generation of reference computational image-based phantoms designed for dose calculations for a variety of ages and weight percentiles. Prior to her graduate studies, Emily attended Furman University where she was graduated with a bachelors of science in physics, magma cum laude. During this time Emily researched fiber optic cable production and laser speckle imaging.

Ms. Chasteen is originally from Tucker, Georgia.

Education

  • Master of Science in Medical Physics, Diagnostic Imaging – Vanderbilt University
  • Bachelor of Science in Physics – Furman University

Certifications

  • American Board of Radiology – Diagnostic Radiological Physics

Publications

Wang D, Chasteen EJ, Onyeuku C. “Spectral Analysis of Dynamic Laser Speckle Patterns by Using a Full-field Temporal Modulation Method.” Optica Applicata. 43(4); 2013.

Corey J. Ginetz, M.S., DABR, DABSNM

Corey

Biography

Mr. Ginetz attended the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering. As an undergraduate, his research focused on neutron shielding design as well as the biological effects of radiation utilizing Monte Carlo simulations. Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, Mr. Ginetz then continued his studies at Georgia Tech, achieving a Master’s degree from its CAMPEP-accredited Medical Physics program. During his graduate training, his research efforts ranged from Compton spectroscopy to determining myocardial defect detectability in nuclear medicine imaging.

Mr. Ginetz is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio.

Education

  • Master of Science in Medical Physics – Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Bachelor of Science in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering – Georgia Institute of Technology

Certifications

  • American Board of Radiology – Diagnostic Radiological Physics
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