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Dana-Farber offers a range of radiation oncology training and fellowship programs to prepare physicians and researchers for leadership roles in cancer treatment.
General Radiobiology. We offer a three-credit course designed to meet the requirements for radiation oncology resident training, CAMPEP certification for medical physics, and UTSW graduate and post-doctoral training. The course covers elementary radiation physics of ionizing radiation, mutation and hereditary effects, risk for carcinogenesis ...
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Training Programs. Radiation Oncology Residency Program. A welcome from our Program Director, Matthew Katz, MD. About this program. Thank you for your interest in the Radiation Oncology residency training program at Tufts Medical Center.
In the School of Health Professions, the Program in Radiation Therapy is designed to prepare students for the technical, theoretical, and psychological aspects of this career. The program offers a two-year track with two educational delivery options leading to the Bachelor of Science degree. See the prerequisites and FAQs (pdf). Face-to-Face.
Our training program provides a fantastic atmosphere of learning where residents can gain their own identity as a clinician, allowing them to develop into compassionate radiation oncologists capable of providing modern, cutting-edge cancer care and making meaningful contributions to cancer research.
The Radiation Therapy Program is full-time and requires the student to be in class and clinical education Monday-Friday for six sequential semesters. Students must have transportation as they may be required to drive up to 50 miles to attend clinical education at our designated clinical facilities.
