Sally Barrington
Honorary consultant in nuclear medicine and research professor
Biography
Sally Barrington is a National Institute for Health Research and Social Care (NIHR) research professor.
She has clinical experience in all aspects of PET-CT including oncology, neurology, cardiology and infection/inflammation using a variety of tracers.
Her research programme focuses on using PET to improve outcomes in cancer.
Education and training
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Bachelor in medicine, bachelor in surgery (MBBS), United Medical Dental Schools of Guy's and St Thomas', University of London
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Master of science (MSc) nuclear medicine, University of London
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Fellowship of the royal college of physicians (FRCP)
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Fellowship of the royal college of radiologist (FRCR) (awarded without examination)
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Doctor in medicine (MD), University of London
Research interests
- Standardisation and harmonisation of PET imaging
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PET for risk and response adaptation of treatment in cancer
Last updated: February 2023