Co-Chair
Benjamin Adair
Co-Chair
Caroline Centeno
Welcome to the Radiation Oncology Committee!
The Radiation Oncology Committee seeks to connect students with the exciting field of Radiation Oncology. We coordinate events that gather a community of interested students and practicing physicians, allowing for networking and education about the specialty.
What is Radiation Oncology?
Radiation Oncology is a medical specialty that treats cancer with radiation therapy. It is a highly collaborative field that utilizes advanced technology. The Radiation Oncology residency is typically five years long, and it includes a more generalized intern year first. For more information, check out the other resources below.
Shadowing Opportunities
Please reach out to either co-chair if you would like assistance arranging shadowing.
Anticipated Opportunities for Students
- Radiation Oncology Speaker Series: Inviting guest faculty and residents to speak about their career paths, research, and advice.
- Introduction to Radiation Oncology Workshop: Overview of radiation oncology workflows, treatment planning, and case examples.
- Residency Application Panel: Discussion about preparing for a career in radiation oncology, including tips for early medical school planning.
- Research Opportunities: Email updates (when applicable) about research projects available within the Department of Radiation Oncology.
Faculty Advisor
Dr. Alexandra De Leo
Other Resources
UF College of Medicine – Radiation Oncology
American Society for Radiation Oncology — Medical Students