CaREER (Cancer Research Education Excellence in Radiotherapy) -

CaREER

Next Generation Radiation Oncology Training Program

Program Goals

CaREER (Cancer Research Education Excellence in Radiotherapy) is an education and training program designed for the next generation of radiation oncology trainees. Our program is tailored to provide comprehensive training and education in the field of radiation oncology, preparing trainees for a successful career in this specialized area of medicine.

Foundational Principles in Radiation Therapy

Explore our specialized training programs designed to build a strong foundation in radiation oncology.

Advanced Treatment Techniques

Discover our advanced programs focused on integrating clinical practice with cutting-edge treatment techniques.

Leadership and Professional Development

Uncover the opportunities to engage in research and innovation, as well as develop leadership and professional skills essential for a successful career in radiation oncology.

Trainee Certificates

Receive a certificate by completing all course components of our specialized programs designed to equip trainees with the knowledge and skills required for success.

Congratulations to 2024-2025 cohort for completion of the course!

Tiffany Ajumobi, Johns Hopkins University

Lordina Asibey, Howard University

Lyna Dinh, University of Pennsylvania

Katelyn Kelly, Johns Hopkins University

Muskan Lather, University of Pennsylvania

Yi Luo Johns, Hopkins University

Labenyimoh Patrick, Rutgers University

Ketum Ateh Stanislas, Johns Hopkins University

Faizah Saadmim, University of Pennsylvania

Our Mission

The causes of Acquired Chronic Diseases (ACDs) are unknown, but are generally assumed to be multifactorial, and attributed to genes, germs, or other environmental factors. ACDs typically develop slowly and appear later in life, often after a period of good health.

Statement by 2024-2025 trainee Muskan Lather on her research experience

“Working with Dr. Mao and Dr. Narang over the past year has been an absolute pleasure and an honour. I’ve learned and grown not only as a young researcher in the field but also as a person, all thanks to my mentors! I would love to keep in touch with them and continue working in future possible endeavours.”