How do you plan to stay on top of trends and changes in the Radiation Oncology field as a resident with our program?

Before your Radiation Oncology Residency interview, research ASTRO and other societies that pertain to radiation oncology and cancer care. Highlight that you are ready to immerse yourself and become a member, read their journals, and attend conferences to network and learn during your time as a resident. It's also a great idea to ask the interviewers if they have any recommendations for you. This can start a conversation that will be helpful to you!

"During medical school, I learned the importance of being an avid reader, and I have always had a general thirst for knowledge. I've already looked into joining ASTRO and plan to finalize my membership once I find out I am accepted into a program. I would especially look forward to attending their national conference each year and presenting research down the road as a senior resident."