Mobius Medical Systems, LP was founded by Dr. Nathan Childress. Our mission is to provide the radiation oncology community with superior, modern software while maintaining the highest levels of customer satisfaction.
Founder
Nathan Childress, PhD., DABR, Managing Member
Mobius Medical Management, LLC, General Partner
Mobius Medical Systems, LP
Dr. Childress graduated with a Ph.D. in medical physics from U.T. MD Anderson Cancer Center. His dissertation involved using film dosimetry (primarily Kodak EDR2 film) to accurately measure patient-specific IMRT QA plans and compare them to doses calculated by treatment planning systems. After graduation, he moved across the street to Baylor College of Medicine and worked at five radiation oncology clinics within The Methodist Hospital System. He spent his last two years at Methodist implementing IGRT, SBRT, and SRS as the solo physicist at a satellite facility. He currently is a Section Editor for the Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics, a member of AAPM’s Website Editorial Board, and runs MedPhys Files, a site that allows medical physicists to freely exchange open-source files.
Advisors
Charles Bloch, Ph.D., DABMP
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis, MO
Dr. Bloch is the lead physicist for SBRT services at Siteman Cancer Center. He began his medical physics career at Indiana University designing a proton therapy system which evolved into the Midwest Proton Therapy Institute. In 1999 he moved to the U.T. MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he had extensive experience in SRS, treatment machine commissioning, and QA. Additionally, Dr. Bloch had significant involvement in the Medical Physics Graduate program. He currently is continuing his career by assisting in the implementation of Siteman’s new proton center, which will be the first Still River Systems proton facility. He currently serves on AAPM TG-201 (Quality Assurance of External Beam Treatment Data Transfer), AAPM’s On-Line Continuing Education Subcomittee, and the AAPM Work Group on Information Technology.
Jimmy Jones, M.S.
The Methodist Hospital
Houston, TX
Jimmy graduated from U.T. MD Anderson Cancer Center, completing his thesis on radiation damage to scintillating fibers. He then transitioned to The Methodist Hospital System as a clinical physicist. Jimmy performs a wide variety of clinical duties, including IMRT plan development and QA, IMAT implementation, advanced HDR planning and clinical research, and advanced treatment planning system support.
