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Rad Onc Virtual Education Rotation (ROVER):
ROVER 2.0: GI Panel: October 2, 2020
Registration for this sessions ends on 10/1/2020 at 11:59 PM PST
Speed dating with the RadOnc residents
Meet and Greet Dates:
October 2: 5pm (PST)
14th Annual Research Retreat: November 7, 2020
The Rubinstein Research Retreat invites participants the opportunity to share major research activities and approaches with a research-focused audience. It is open to all OHSU faculty, staff and students. REGISTER HERE
Contact Jennifer Ramirez with questions ramirjen@ohsu.edu.
Pacific Northwest Workshop on Methods in Radiation Oncology Clinical Trials: Spring 2021
The Department of Radiation Medicine and the University of Washington's Department of Radiation Oncology are proud to host the Pacific Northwest Workshop on Methods in Radiation Oncology Clinical Trials on Spring 2021 in Seattle, WA. Registration available here.
Virtual Oncology Global Conference: next session TBD
For more information, visit: www.virtualoncology.org
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It is a privilege to serve our community. We treat our patients and our teammates with respect knowing that we all embrace the same goal of continued excellence in patient care and patient safety. The public can trust us and our actions prove that we, ourselves, are trustworthy.
We demonstrate compassion to our patients and our coworkers which creates a work culture of tolerance, teamwork, and thankfulness. We use our collective voices to make a positive difference; collaboration keeps us moving onward toward excellence.
Interested in one of our residency programs?
To learn about our Radiation Oncology Residency Program click HERE. Applications are due on October 26, 2020.
To learn about our Medical Physics Residency Program click HERE. Applications are due on November 22, 2020.
Featured news
September 15, 2020
Charles R. Thomas, Jr, M.D., department chair, has been selected to serve on the Internal Coordinating Committee for Region 5 of the Geographic Management of Cancer Health Disparities program (GMaP). GMaP is funded by the National Cancer Institute’s Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities.
September 9, 2020
John Holland, M.D. has been awarded emeritus status by Elena Andresen, Ph.D., executive vice president and provost of OHSU. Emeritus is an honorary title for a retired faculty member which recognizes distinguished past service to the institution. Dr. Holland retired from the Department of Radiation Medicine in July 2020 after 26 years of service at OHSU.
September 1, 2020
The Department of Radiation Medicine welcomed Blair Murphy, M.D (Pediatrics) and Eric Chang, M.D. (Palliative) to the Department of Radiation Medicine’s team of faculty physicians in September 2020.
September 1, 2020
We are please to announce that we have added a two-week elective for visiting students. We are now offering a *virtual* two-week and a *virtual* three-week elective. For more information visit https://bit.ly/32l3KUA
This is elective intended for students at any stage of their clinical experience who are interested in radiation oncology.
April 7, 2020
A special THANK YOU to all our radiation therapy technologists on the front lines every day! Cancer doesn't stay home, but you should.
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