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The Georgia Regents University Department of Radiation Oncology residency program is now accepting applications. The residency program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and will provide physicians preparing to practice full-time radiation oncology with comprehensive clinical training and will introduce them to clinical research. Residents will also learn by participating and observing in multidisciplinary clinics and conferences.
The GRU Department of Radiation Oncology has wide variety of equipment including 4 linear accelerators 2 of which are equipped with cone beam CT, Nucletron HDR unit, and perfection gamma knife. Simulation and treatment planning systems include a Philips large bore 4D CT-simulator, PET CT, Varian Eclipse, offering residents the opportunity to have a comprehensive training in Radiation Oncology.
GRU ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities. The GRU is located in close proximity to family communities, excellent schools, shopping mall and family oriented activities. The southern style presents for economical housing and living A newly established cancer center has ambitious plans for growth in basic, translational and clinical cancer research. The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and proteomics and genomics.
Additional information is available at http://www.gru.edu/cancer/radonc/ or from the Chair of residency program director, Dr. Feng-Ming (Spring) Kong, MD, PhD,([email protected]). Please send curriculum vitae and three references to Debra Wright ([email protected]), department of Radiation Oncology, 821 St. Sebastian Way, Augusta, Georgia 30912. GRU is an EEO/AA/Equal Access employer.
The GRU Department of Radiation Oncology has wide variety of equipment including 4 linear accelerators 2 of which are equipped with cone beam CT, Nucletron HDR unit, and perfection gamma knife. Simulation and treatment planning systems include a Philips large bore 4D CT-simulator, PET CT, Varian Eclipse, offering residents the opportunity to have a comprehensive training in Radiation Oncology.
GRU ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities. The GRU is located in close proximity to family communities, excellent schools, shopping mall and family oriented activities. The southern style presents for economical housing and living A newly established cancer center has ambitious plans for growth in basic, translational and clinical cancer research. The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and proteomics and genomics.
Additional information is available at http://www.gru.edu/cancer/radonc/ or from the Chair of residency program director, Dr. Feng-Ming (Spring) Kong, MD, PhD,([email protected]). Please send curriculum vitae and three references to Debra Wright ([email protected]), department of Radiation Oncology, 821 St. Sebastian Way, Augusta, Georgia 30912. GRU is an EEO/AA/Equal Access employer.
