Radiation Oncology Medical Physics Residency
Led by some of the nation’s best educators in health science, our programs are at the forefront of translational medicine and healthcare innovation.
The Cedars-Sinai Radiation Oncology Medical Physics Residency is a two-year clinical therapy program that is accredited by CAMPEP. This program allows residents to train at one of the top 10 hospitals in the country, with access to state-of-the-art technology and subspecialized faculty.
Training & Curriculum
Residents complete eight clinical rotations, are encouraged to participate in optional research opportunities, attend weekly didactic lectures, and participate in regular clinical- and academic- oriented meetings.
Application Information
Applicants must have graduated from a CAMPEP-accredited program or completed a CAMPEP-accredited certificate and possess a doctoral degree in physics or a closely related field.
The department has 10 radiation oncology physicists, 10 radiation oncologists and seven dosimetrists, all involved in teaching, academic research and clinical trials.
Residents from the Radiation Oncology Department have moved on to successful careers throughout the Cedars-Sinai community and across well-established institutions all over the U.S.
The Cedars-Sinai main campus currently has three treatment vaults (two Varian TrueBeam, one Elekta Versa), a Varian HDR Bravos afterloader and a Xoft machine. The Tarzana location has one Varian TrueBeam.
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