The forms are available from the Radiologic Technology Office. Instruction in the Major. The Option in Radiation Oncology Technology is 26 months in length, including an internship of thirteen weeks. Clinical education in Radiation Oncology Technology, a course extending over an academic year, plus two summer sessions, is taught in the radiotherapy departments of the hospitals affiliated with the program. Members of the professional and technical staffs of those departments serve as instructors.
Students have the opportunity to rotate to four different major cancer centers.
The final summer session is thirteen weeks in length and may require attendance at a center away from San Francisco. Basis for Disqualification. Students may be disqualified prior to the end of the semester should they receive a grade lower than C in their clinical performance. Students may be suspended or dismissed for excessive absences either on campus or at the clinical affiliate, according to the attendance policy, or for other reasons consistent with College policy, as set forth in the Catalogue under General Information. Readmission of Students Disqualified Because of Unsatisfactory Scholarship.