Southwest Florida Proton has proudly recruited Linnae Campbell, MSHA, MS, CMD, R.T. (R)(T), as director of medical dosimetry, filling a crucial role in patient treatment at the region’s first proton therapy center. Working collaboratively with medical physicists and radiation oncologists, Campbell oversees the creation of individualized treatment plans that utilize data to design proton beams.
Southwest Florida Proton has recruited Mark Artz, Ph.D., MBA, DABR, as senior director of proton medical physics, bringing world-class expertise in proton therapy operations to oversee all physics aspects of the groundbreaking medical center. In this pivotal role, Artz will direct the comprehensive physics operations for the first proton therapy center on Florida’s west coast,.
Southwest Florida Proton has received delivery of its IBA ProteusONE, a state-of-the-art proton therapy machine that is bringing a superior form of cancer treatment to the region. The technology arrived on a convoy of 10 semi-trucks over 10 days, representing the last phase of a cross-Atlantic journey that started at IBA’s manufacturing facility in Belgium..
Community and health care leaders celebrated the final pour of the foundation for Southwest Florida Proton, a cutting-edge cancer treatment center being built in Estero. Once complete, Southwest Florida Proton will provide cancer patients with access to state-of-the-art technology, innovative cancer care and world-class radiation oncologists. The cancer treatment center will be the first of.
Southwest Florida Proton has selected a site in south Lee County for a cancer treatment center that will feature cutting-edge technology, innovative cancer care and world-class radiation oncologists. The 35,000-square-foot medical building will be built on 4.4 acres at 9961 Estero Oaks Drive at the northwest corner of Estero Parkway and Three Oaks Parkway, with.