Radiosurgery is unforgiving of imprecision. Ours is directed by a physician-engineer who helped build the techniques the field now uses.
Dr. Thomas earned both an MD and a PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Alabama, completed a general surgery internship, then his Radiation Oncology residency and advanced radiosurgery fellowship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham — specializing in complex brain and nervous system conditions. Before medicine, he earned a Master's in Nuclear Engineering from UC Berkeley.
Founder and Chief Medical Officer of the Renaissance Institute and Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at The James Comprehensive Cancer Center in Ohio. Dr. Thomas leads pioneering treatments for brain tumors, movement disorders, cardiac arrhythmia, and inflammatory joint and spine disease — and collaborates with Varian Medical Systems on the technology behind safe, efficient radiosurgery.
Collaboration with patients, families, and referring providers comes first. The goal: innovative, minimally invasive treatment with the highest levels of safety, compassion, and effectiveness — personalized by a background that spans both medicine and engineering.
ASTRO (Government Affairs Committee; Chair, CNS Committee for Benign Radiotherapy) · Radiosurgery Society · AAPM · Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
Blackburn Intramural Physics Award · Jane Knight Lowe Medical Award · American Brain Tumor Association Research Award · Radiosurgery Society Best Clinical Abstract.
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