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My E-Book " Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide" is now available for medical physicists, Dosimetrists, Oncologists, Students and all concerned. You Can order your copy directly from author and/or Publisher. If you like it, Please recommend it for course book status. Yours Assistance is much appreciated Best Regards Dr. A E Taqaddas PhD Medical Management SSBR SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭

Most of the time, people working in Industry or those busy hiring for Radiation Oncology Industry have misconceptions that independent Research work is not equivalent to work carried out by a professional who is working for an institute whether working for a hospital or research centre. Independent Research work or Independent Research Physicists are immediately considered unemployed. Their CVs and job applications are discarded. I even heard some bizzare comments from a so called Radiation oncologist who worked for St Guys and Thomas Hospital UK while he interviewed me for a research post. He found it very funny that I have worked independently on projects and I do not have staff and I have made no money. I dare to disagree with this poor mind set which seems to be prevalent in the Radiation Oncology, Medical Physics, project management, Clinical research and many other industries. I have worked independently as research Medical Physicists and have managed to design and run some excellent research projects which are unique and deal with real life issues. I am proud to say that I worked on following research projects without being an employee of a big or small hospital or research centre. My Research Projects: 1. E-Survey: Current Status of Proton Beam Therapy in USA 2. Expert Opinions on Robotic CyberKnife Technology. 3. Multi-institutional case studies of Surface Guided Radiotherapy in USA and Germany 4. Education and Training in Radiation Protection and Mutual Recognition of Qualification in Australia, Canada, News Zealand, Germany and UK. 5. A Survey of IMRT and VMAT in UK 6. Assessing Chemo-Radiotherapy Induced Toxicity and Quality of Life of Cancer Patients. 7. Innovative Leadership Comparison of Ion Beam Applications, SA Belgium against its competitors. 8. Business Perspectives in Medical physics,Condensed Matter Physics and Radiation oncology. The last 2 projects were PhD projects so were carried out while part of SSBR, Switzerland. I strongly believe, its time to discard this poor mentality that Independent work is of less or no value. I managed to present my research work in International conferences as well so it is definitely of good quality. I have applied some project management concepts to these projects and still hiring managers are unable to see what skills and talent I have got. This prejudice needs to be thrown away. I am living proof that independent work can be done to high standard even with minimal resources and even when you dont get paid for independent work. It takes lot of courage and stamina to work independently on projects and is not as easy as working on projects when you are employed and have all resources at your disposal. Surely such people should be given due credit and priority as they have shown initiative, talent and strength to run projects independently and successfully. Share your comments with me and let me know what are your experiences. Have a good day Dr A E Taqaddas

Most of the time, people working in Industry or those busy hiring for Radiation Oncology Industry have misconceptions that independent Research work is not equivalent to work carried out by a professional who is working for an institute whether working for a hospital or research centre. Independent Research work or Independent Research Physicists are immediately considered unemployed. Their CVs and job applications are discarded. I even heard some bizzare comments from a so called Radiation oncologist who worked for St Guys and Thomas Hospital UK while he interviewed me for a research post. He found it very funny that I have worked independently on projects and I do not have staff and I have made no money. I dare to disagree with this poor mind set which seems to be prevalent in the Radiation Oncology, Medical Physics, project management, Clinical research and many other industries. I have worked independently as research Medical Physicists and have managed to design and run some excellent research projects which are unique and deal with real life issues. I am proud to say that I worked on following research projects without being an employee of a big or small hospital or research centre. My Research Projects: 1. E-Survey: Current Status of Proton Beam Therapy in USA 2. Expert Opinions on Robotic CyberKnife Technology. 3. Multi-institutional case studies of Surface Guided Radiotherapy in USA and Germany 4. Education and Training in Radiation Protection and Mutual Recognition of Qualification in Australia, Canada, News Zealand, Germany and UK. 5. A Survey of IMRT and VMAT in UK 6. Assessing Chemo-Radiotherapy Induced Toxicity and Quality of Life of Cancer Patients. 7. Innovative Leadership Comparison of Ion Beam Applications, SA Belgium against its competitors. 8. Business Perspectives in Medical physics,Condensed Matter Physics and Radiation oncology. The last 2 projects were PhD projects so were carried out while part of SSBR, Switzerland. I strongly believe, its time to discard this poor mentality that Independent work is of less or no value. I managed to present my research work in International conferences as well so it is definitely of good quality. I have applied some project management concepts to these projects and still hiring managers are unable to see what skills and talent I have got. This prejudice needs to be thrown away. I am living proof that independent work can be done to high standard even with minimal resources and even when you dont get paid for independent work. It takes lot of courage and stamina to work independently on projects and is not as easy as working on projects when you are employed and have all resources at your disposal. Surely such people should be given due credit and priority as they have shown initiative, talent and strength to run projects independently and successfully. Share your comments with me and let me know what are your experiences. Have a good day Dr A E Taqaddas

Wants to create homogeneous Proton Beam Plans while sparing Organs at Risk by selecting different and optimal Beam angles and Configurations for your treatment plans, then E-book titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide is the book for you. Order your copy today from SSBR PUBLISHING, SWITZERLAND or directly from author. Share your feedback and if you like the book kindly recommend it for course book status. Have a good day Dr A E Taqaddas

I am thrilled to share that SSBR Publishing recently released my new E-book titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide. Target Audience and Contents: Anyone who wants to learn about Proton Beam planning is encouraged to read it. It also acts as a Quick Reference guide to professionals already working in Radiation Oncology. This is the first book of its kind. The book is different from other books as it primarily focuses on proton Beam Configurations and secondly it acts as a Quick Reference Guide. The E-book has 308 pages and 21 sections Besides Beam Configurations, the E-book also discusses target volume definitions, dose prescriptions, pre planning imaging and treatment induced toxicity. Availability: You can order your copy by visiting SSBR Website. Publisher's website link is given below http://www.ssbr-edu.ch Publisher: SSBR PUBLISHING, Switzerland Alternatively you can order directly from author. If you like the E-book kindly recommend it for course book status to your academic institutes. Reach out to us and share your feedback with me. Best regards Dr A E Taqaddas

I am thrilled to share that I recently released my new E-book titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide. Target Audience and Contents: Anyone who wants to learn about Proton Beam planning is encouraged to read it. It also acts as a Quick Reference guide to professionals already working in Radiation Oncology. This is the first book of its kind. The book is different from other books as it primarily focuses on proton Beam Configurations and secondly it provides information in concise manner. The E-book has 308 pages and 21 sections Besides Beam Configurations, the E-book also discusses target volume definitions, dose prescriptions, pre planning imaging and treatment induced toxicity. Availability: You can order your copy by visiting SSBR Website. Publisher's website link is given below http://www.ssbr-edu.ch Publisher: SSBR PUBLISHING, Switzerland Alternatively you can order directly from author. If you happen to buy the book, please let me know. Kindly also recommend it for course book status to your academic institutes. Reach out to us and share your feedback with me. Your assistance is much appreciated Dr A E Taqaddas

AAPM special meeting is due on 14-16 Feb 2024. May I also draw your attention to my research paper titled: E-Survey: Current Status of Proton Beam Therapy in USA. It is first survey that covers 33% of PBT Facilities in USA. May be AAPM would like to showcase this research in its meetings for benefit of everyone. May I also take this opportunity to bring to your kind attention my newly released Ebook titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE I hope your meeting participants and attendees would find both works informative. I would be grateful if you read my ebook and recommend it for text book status and recommend it to your colleagues and meeting attendees. Best Regards Dr A E Taqaddas

Dear Physicists and Professors Are you interested in co authoring a book with me? Are you ready for a new challenge in 2024? I am open to new book ideas in the fields of Condensed Matter Physics (Nanomedicine, Nano Diagnostics, nano particles), Medical Physics,Radiation oncology/Radiation Therapy and more. Share your ideas with me and Co author a new book. Contact me via LinkedIn to discuss your views and ideas. Have a good day Best Regards Dr A E Taqaddas

Learn the Beam Configurations for proton beam therapy for different Cancers. Learn about Target volumes, dose prescriptions, pre planning imaging, Clinical objectives and treatment induced toxicity concepts used in Proton treatment planning for different cancers including pediatric cancers. Anyone who wants to learn about Proton Beam planning is encouraged to read newly released Ebook titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide. The Ebook has 308 pages and 21 sections. Order your copy via Publisher: SSBR PUBLISHING SWITZERLAND Alternatively you can order a copy directly from Author. Author email: taqaddas@mail.com Please let me know if you have ordered or purchased my E-book from publisher. This will greatly help me in keeping a record of my book sales. If you like the Ebook, Kindly recommend it for text book status and also recommend it to your colleagues and students. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.. Best Regards Dr A E Taqaddas

Happy New year to Staff at Bragg Centre As you run a proton centre and carry out proton beam treatment planning, I am delighted to share with you the release of my new ebook titled: Proton Beam Configurations. A Quick Reference Guide The ebook has 21 chapters and 308 pages. The book also discusses treatment of pediatric cancers with Proton Beam therapy. You can order your copy via Publisher or directly from author Publisher: SSBR PUBLISHING Switzerland I encourage management and clinical staff at Bragg centre, to read and recommend the ebook to your students, colleagues and to your university for text book status. Your assistance is much appreciated Best regards Dr A E Taqaddas