University of Michigan Program

The University of Michigan Radiation Oncology residency program aims to educate physicians to become great oncologists and academic radiation oncologists. The program emphasizes producing well-rounded physicians with broad exposure to oncology. Residents receive clinical training at multiple hospitals, including the University Hospital, Veterans Hospital, and Providence Hospital. The program offers a wide range of multidisciplinary tumor boards and clinics covering various aspects of oncology.

Research is a key focus of the program, with residents having the opportunity to engage in diverse research experiences, including clinical research, cancer biology, physics, and public policy. The department has a strong emphasis on collaboration with other schools within the university, providing an interdisciplinary research environment for residents. Notably, the program has been recognized as the 6th best residency program for Radiation Oncology training in the United States.

Residents can expect to work with state-of-the-art technologies in radiation therapy, such as stereotactic radiosurgery, image-guided radiation therapy, and brachytherapy. The program allows for participation in research and development projects in addition to clinical training, preparing residents to be well-rounded physicists in the field. The department also actively engages in patient care, clinical trials, and cutting-edge research to enhance treatment options and care delivery.

Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan offers an outstanding environment for training the next generation of radiation oncologists, physicians, and researchers by focusing on patient care, research, and education within a collaborative and interdisciplinary setting. The program provides an excellent opportunity for residents to grow professionally and academically in the field of radiation oncology.