Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Program

The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Radiation Oncology Residency program is one of the largest radiation oncology training programs in the country with 24 residents and 57 faculty members at their Manhattan campus. Residents work one-on-one with leaders in clinical radiation oncology, medical physics, translational research, and basic science. Modern radiotherapy techniques, including proton therapy, radiosurgery, and brachytherapy are emphasized during the four-year training. A dedicated year of protected research time allows residents to engage in scholarly clinical and/or laboratory research.

Residents have the opportunity to present research at annual meetings and international radiation oncology societies. Grants and awards are offered, showcasing the program's commitment to research excellence.

The program aims to train future leaders in radiation oncology through a collaborative, multidisciplinary clinical and academic experience at one of the premier cancer centers in the world. Graduates leave well-prepared to excel in the field of radiation oncology.

The application process typically occurs through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The program offers 5-6 positions per year and accepts applications from September through the end of October. Applicants must have completed an accredited internship in medicine, surgery, pediatrics, or OB/GYN before joining the program.

The program is located in Manhattan, offering residents access to a vibrant community with an array of cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities, including proximity to Central Park and various museums. Affordable, subsidized housing is provided based on availability.

For more information or details on the application process, applicants can visit the program's website and use the contact information provided.

Please note that the competitive nature of the program or visa support was not explicitly mentioned on the website.