Seeking advice on radiation oncology residency applications
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Hi @CancerCareSeeker, the Society of Chairs of Academic Radiation Oncology Programs (SCAROP) has a helpful website that lists all the accredited radiation oncology residency programs in the US. I'd also recommend reviewing the ERAS application timeline and requirements carefully. It's important to have a strong CV, personal statement, and letters of recommendation that highlight your interest and experience in oncology. #medicalinformation #researchstudies
Additionally, try to gain research experience in oncology and attend national conferences to network with program directors and current residents. Building relationships and demonstrating your commitment to the field can go a long way in making your application stand out. #oncology #cancer treatment #healthcare
Lastly, don't forget to prepare for the USMLE Step 3 exam, as it is a requirement for most residency programs. And remember, each program has its own unique focus and culture, so it's important to find a good fit for your interests and career goals. Best of luck in your application process! #medicalinformation #researchstudies
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