AAPM Students and Trainees Subcommittee

Meet the judges for this year’s MedPhys Slam! Join us on Tuesday, July 21st, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM PDT in Ballroom A, Vancouver Convention Centre for the final round of the competition. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Please join us for the Residency Connect on July 21st from 8:40-9:40 a.m. at the 2026 AAPM | COMP Annual Meeting & Exhibition! At the Residency Connect, you will have the ability to ask residents questions: look at the second slide for examples of questions you could ask. Can't wait to see you there!

Meet Saskya Arias Soriano! She is an Imaging resident at Medical University of South Carolina and this is her first year on the STSC. Her fun fact is that she is a YouTube-taught baker!

Meet Natalie West! She is a PhD Candidate at MD Anderson Cancer Center and has been on the STSC for 2 years. Her fun fact is that she loves growing and collecting house plants!

Join AAPM STSC and NPSC on May 14th at 12 PM ET to learn about establishing yourself out of residency, staying or getting involved in AAPM committees, and general early career advice!

Meet Charlotte Ferworn! She is a PhD Candidate at Toronto Metropolitan University and she has been part of the STSC for over two years! Her fun fact is that she recently took up knitting!

Interested in learning more about how to communicate your scientific work more effectively? Or are you participating in a Three Minute Thesis or the MedPhys Slam? The joint AAPM/COMP MedPhys Slam team is proud to present this year’s Scientific Communications Workshop Webinar!

This year’s workshop will be run by Nathalie Plamondon Thomas, the current president of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers. Join this one-hour virtual workshop, where Nathalie will discuss different ways to improve your communication skills and communicate your ideas more effectively, whether to a scientific audience or a more general audience.

To obtain the webinar link, sign up using the Google Form at the link found in our bio.

Meet Jade Fischer! She is a PhD student at University of Victoria and she has been part of STSC for over two years. Her fun fact is that she loves to ice skate!