The program has six approved residency positions.
Residents spend the majority of their training at the main campus.
The University of Maryland is seeking medical school graduates with excellent clinical skills, who exhibit definitive goals aimed at establishing a career in radiation oncology. Applicants are invited to interview based on their academic achievements, previous cancer care experiences, exposure to and knowledge of Radiation Oncology, and professional references. The residency program is four years in length, starting at the PGY-2 level. Each resident spends two to three month rotations on an Attending Physician s service. During each rotation, the resident will become familiar with two or more cancer sites, which reflect the Attending Physician s area of expertise and interest.