Title: 1) Adjunct Instructor; 2) Certified Medical Dosimetrist (Retired)
Company: 1) SUNY Health Science Center; 2) Faxton Hospital
Location: Kirkville, New York, United States
Daniel W. Borawski, adjunct instructor at SUNY Health Science Center and retired certified medical dosimetrist at Faxton Hospital, has been recognized by Top Healthcare Professionals for dedication, achievements, and leadership in medical dosimetry education.
Over a stellar career spanning more than 45 years, Mr. Borawski has made significant contributions to the fields of radiation therapy and medical dosimetry. In 2024, he retired as a certified medical dosimetrist from Faxton Hospital following a career marked by innovation and leadership in the adoption of advanced radiation therapy techniques. Notably, during the 1990s at Faxton Hospital, he played an instrumental role in establishing intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT). Working closely with physicists and clinical teams, his group was the first to implement IMRT in Utica, New York, and he significantly helped to developing protocols for its use. This achievement stands as a highlight of Mr. Borawski’s professional path, as IMRT has since become a standard practice in radiation oncology.
Since 2008, Mr. Borawski has excelled as an adjunct instructor at the SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse, New York. In this role, Mr. Borawski prepares and delivers a six-credit course on radiation therapy each year, guiding students through rigorous coursework from January to May. His responsibilities include planning lessons, administering tests and evaluating student performance. Mr. Borawski is deeply committed to fostering the next generation of professionals in his field and is known for encouraging students through mentorship and letters of recommendation.
During the 1980s, Mr. Borawski began his career as a radiation therapist before transitioning into the emerging field of medical dosimetry. He was actively involved in shaping this discipline during its formative years, contributing to its development and growth within clinical settings. Moreover, Mr. Borawski has maintained active membership in key industry organizations, including the American Association for Respiratory Therapy and the American Association of Medical Dosimetrists.
To support his professional ambitions, Mr. Borawski pursued an education at Erie Community College in Buffalo, New York, from which he earned an Associate of Applied Science in 1980. His commitment to lifelong learning is further demonstrated by several certifications in computer learning, which have enabled him to stay current with evolving technologies critical to modern healthcare delivery.
A passion for exploring new ideas and technologies has been central to Mr. Borawski’s success. He credits his curiosity and drive to learn with helping him remain at the forefront of advancements within medical dosimetry and education. His dedication has also been recognized through honors such as the Mary Immaculata Award from the Syracuse Diocese in 2025.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Mr. Borawski has contributed to his community through civic engagement and volunteerism. He has volunteered with his local church and led youth groups on various religious outings, reflecting a commitment to service outside of his career. Born in Buffalo, Mr. Borawski is the father of four daughters who values family deeply.
In retirement, Mr. Borawski enjoys woodworking projects such as creating planters, birdhouses and outdoor decorations. Looking ahead, he hopes to spend more time with his grandchildren and daughters while traveling extensively across all fifty states to experience their unique offerings alongside his loved ones. Mr. Borawski hopes that his legacy is defined by innovation within healthcare education and unwavering support for both students and family, qualities that continue to shape his ongoing contributions to the field and community alike.
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