RadOnc ERAS Help

[Reaganite]

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Okay, I'm a total idiot when it comes to some of these terms like categorical vs. advanced, etc. I'm looking at programs in California, and here is what is shown on ERAS:


are 9 matches found :
Loma Linda University Program, Loma Linda, CA
ACGME ID: 4300521006, Radiation Oncology
- Advanced

UCLA Medical Center Program, Los Angeles, CA
ACGME ID: 4300521008, Radiation Oncology
- Categorical

University of Southern California Program, Los Angeles, CA
ACGME ID: 4300511007, Radiation Oncology
- Advanced

University of California (Irvine) Program, Orange, CA
ACGME ID: 4300521005, Radiation Oncology
- Categorical

Kaiser Permanente Southern California (Los Angeles) Program, Pasadena, CA
ACGME ID: 4300521115, Radiation Oncology
- Advanced

University of California (Davis) Health System Program, Sacramento, CA
ACGME ID: 4300522132, Radiation Oncology
- Advanced

California Pacific Medical Center Program, San Francisco, CA
ACGME ID: 4300522012, Radiation Oncology
- Radiation Oncology (Categorical)

University of California (San Francisco) Program, San Francisco, CA
ACGME ID: 4300521013, Radiation Oncology
- Residency (Physician only)

Stanford University Program, Stanford, CA
ACGME ID: 4300511014, Radiation Oncology
- Advanced


Are there any here that I, as an MD student graduating next May, cannot apply to? Thank you for your help ahead of time.

 

[Gfunk6]

Sadly these listings are excessively complicated, but here is the bottom line: You can apply to every single one of the programs you listed as a graduating US Senior.

In general, most RadOnc programs let you do a transitional year or a prelim medicine/surgery/peds/obgyn/family medicine year wherever you want. Then you have four years of RadOnc.

A few programs (Beaumont, Michigan, Penn for instance) have you enroll in their own transitonal/prelim years before you start RadOnc, for better or worse.

In fact, every program listed on ERAS is game for applying US Seniors. Once in a while, the list is not updated and programs will withdraw from the match (e.g Arizona) or fold (e.g. EVMS).