The resident will complete two 9-month rotations, one in the acute care hospital setting and one in the outpatient setting providing a well-rounded foundation to the rehabilitation cancer care continuum. A multidisciplinary clinical care approach will be utilized throughout the program. The resident will gain exposure to a wide variety of patients at various stages of cancer care (i.e. post-surgical, active chemotherapy and radiation treatment, survivorship, palliative care). During the acute care rotation, the resident will spend time on various units (i.e., orthopedics, breast surgery/medicine, lymphoma, stem cell transplant, pediatrics) covering all major diagnoses. Patients are seen bedside with the focus on discharge planning and safety. A unique attribute of the hospital at MSK is that many patients have an extended stay with physical therapy provided at an increased frequency and duration.  In the outpatient setting, the resident will be exposed to a wide variety of impairments related to cancer and associated medical treatments. Patients are seen with a focus on improving function within the community and increasing quality of life. The resident will be exposed to many of the outpatient specialty programs, including lymphedema therapy.