University of Tennessee College of Medicine Program

The University of Tennessee College of Medicine Program offers a four-year Radiation Oncology residency training program focusing on developing competent radiation oncologists. The curriculum includes in-depth training in radiobiology, radiation physics, and the clinical management of malignant and benign diseases treated with radiotherapy. Residents will gain competency in various treatment techniques such as external beam treatment, brachytherapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, and proton beam radiotherapy.

The program emphasizes a modern, patient-centered approach to multidisciplinary cancer care, incorporating aspects like treatment quality improvement, artificial intelligence, patient safety, and cancer equity. It also provides opportunities for residents to engage in comprehensive clinical training and participate in research across various areas including cancer care equity and population health.

Under the guidance of Program Director Dr. Lucien Nedzi, the program aims to graduate skilled, confident, and empathic radiation oncologists dedicated to serving their patients and communities. Residents will have the opportunity to learn and contribute to the entire spectrum of clinical, translational, and research aspects of radiation oncology.

For more specific details regarding the application requirements, visa support, and competitiveness of the program, it is advisable to refer directly to the University of Tennessee College of Medicine's official residency program website.