Glenn Bell, CMD, received his B.A. in Psychology from the University of Michigan in 1987. He received a degree in Radiation Therapy in 1995 from Loma Linda University. After spending many years working as a Radiation Therapist he completed his Medical Dosimetry certificate at the University of Texas, Houston MD Anderson Cancer Center in 2008. He joined the Huntsman Cancer Hospital Medical Dosimetry team in 2015. He and his wife spend their extracurricular time cheering their children in the many activities they seem to find.
Julie Chapek, CMD, attended the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Australia where she studied Radiation Therapy and Dosimetry. After graduating in 1985, Ms. Chapek worked at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute in Melbourne, the Royal Marsden Hospital in Surrey, England, and the William Buckland Radiotherapy Center in Melbourne. Ms. Chapek moved to the United States in 1997 and has been working at the University of Utah since that time. Ms. Chapek loves to travel to out of the way places, enjoys hiking, and long distance running. She ran her first full marathon in May 2014.
Darwin Cochran, CMD, received his certificates in Radiologic Technology and Radiation Therapy from Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. Mr. Cochran has worked as both a radiation technologist, as well as a radiation therapist at hospitals in Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. In 1998 he began working at the University of Utah Hospital and went on to become a Certified Medical Dosimetrist (CMD) in 2006. Mr. Cochran enjoys cheering on the Utah Jazz, playing golf, and spending time with his family.
Savannah Coleman, CMD, received her Bachelor's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and went on to work as a radiation therapist in Richmond, VA. She relocated to Augusta, GA to pursue her Masters education via the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. Post-graduation, she worked at Augusta University as a medical dosimetrist, until relocating to join the Huntsman Cancer Hospital in 2020. Savannah has a bleeding heart for animals and a love of heights. In her spare time she enjoys reading, doing anything in the realm of adventure, and out-fishing her husband.
Carli Doerr, CMD, received her Bachelor of Science degree in radiation therapy from Weber State University in 2014. She worked as a radiation therapist at the Huntsman Cancer Institute for several years before deciding to further pursue a career in medical dosimetry. In 2020, Carli graduated from the medical dosimetry program from the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse where she received her Master of Science degree. She continued to work for Huntsman by joining the dosimetry team in 2021. Carli has a passion for outdoor activities and exercise. She loves her family and dogs and enjoys any time she gets with them.
Nancy Gustafson, CMD, received her Master of Science in Medical Dosimetry from the University of Wisconsin LaCrosse. She recently joined the Huntsman Cancer Hospital after a long career as a Veterinary Radiation Oncologist. She enjoys alpine skiing, cycling, and hiking.
Mark Kendrick earned his Master’s degree in Medical Dosimetry in 2019 at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. With an extensive healthcare experience including nursing assistant, monitor tech, and radiation therapist, Mark draws upon his experience to provide patient-focused care as a medical dosimetrist. Outside of work, Mark thrives in the outdoors, sharing his love for skiing, mountain biking and adventure with family and friends.
Kenneth Mackay, RT(R)(T), CMD received his Radiologic Technology Certificate in 1992 and completed his Radiation Therapy training in 1993. After working as a Radiation Therapist and Chief Radiation Therapist for many years, Mr. Mackay decided to pursue an education in Dosimetry, completing his training in 2008. After many years as a Dosimetrist in California, Mr. Mackay and his family decided to move to Utah, joining the Huntsman Cancer Insitute Radiation Oncology Department in the fall of 2018. He is an avid mountain biker, enjoys being in the outdoors, spending time with his family, and recently took up pickleball.
Vicente Ornealas received his Bachelor of Science degree in radiation therapy from Texas State University in 2021. In 2022, Vicente graduated from the medical dosimetry program at Grand Valley State University where he received his Master of Science degree. In his spare time, Vicente enjoys spending time outdoors with his family and trying new eats
Kathlina Teague, CMD, received her B.S. from Southern New Hampshire University in Marketing. After a career change to medicine she found the exciting world of Medial Dosimetry. Kathlina received her M.S. from Suffolk University. While she is originally from the east coast Kathlina has found Utah to be an outdoorswoman’s dream. She enjoys hiking, skiing, and volunteers on the AAMD membership committee.