Our program doesn't really have anyone teaching radiobiology. What are some of resources you would recommend? I am looking for something similar to Osler's equivalent for radiobiology lectures (audio/visual/powerpoint presentations). Some have recommended Univ of Maryland series. Any thoughts? Appreciate your input.
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Read through Hall, use your ASTRO radbio study guides and attend the Maryland course a few times. You should be golden
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Dr. William McBride from UCLA has a series of recorded lectures that we are working to post onto the ARRO site. He is happy to have them distributed free of charge. If you want a dropbox link, private message me. -RS
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OK - I guess I didn't think that one through completely. To keep from getting bombarded with PM's, here is the dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bpiffar5adbbl6k/PBCM7DVeZc. Enjoy! There are audio files that go with each lecture. Feel free to pass these on to other residents. If you find them useful, please e-mail Dr. McBride at [email protected] and let him know.
Also, since I assume many of you are starting to prep for boards, here is a link to my study schedule from last year. I was overzealous with the practice exams, but I stuck to the reading schedule pretty closely. I initially thought I'd read Khan and McDermott, but that was too much. I decided to choose one textbook for physics (McDermott and Orton - very readable, they do a great job of explaining concepts in basic terms) and one for radbio (Hall - is there even another one?). I left the Khan schedule in there though. The Maryland course was a useful overview and reminder of key topics.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AoyWU5IQlIlTdFFCLWdBZE05LXF5V3M5TWoxVW1vSHc&output=html
In the end, these are certification exams, not undergrad weeder course exams. If you make sure you have a firm grasp on all the basic concepts, you should be fine.
Good luck studying!
Also, since I assume many of you are starting to prep for boards, here is a link to my study schedule from last year. I was overzealous with the practice exams, but I stuck to the reading schedule pretty closely. I initially thought I'd read Khan and McDermott, but that was too much. I decided to choose one textbook for physics (McDermott and Orton - very readable, they do a great job of explaining concepts in basic terms) and one for radbio (Hall - is there even another one?). I left the Khan schedule in there though. The Maryland course was a useful overview and reminder of key topics.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AoyWU5IQlIlTdFFCLWdBZE05LXF5V3M5TWoxVW1vSHc&output=html
In the end, these are certification exams, not undergrad weeder course exams. If you make sure you have a firm grasp on all the basic concepts, you should be fine.
Good luck studying!
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Another way to download Dr. McBride's lectures:
https://www.astro.org/ARRO/Resident-Resources/Educational-Resources/Radiobiology-Lectures/index.aspx
https://www.astro.org/ARRO/Resident-Resources/Educational-Resources/Radiobiology-Lectures/index.aspx
