Radiation Oncology Residency
Mayo Clinic's Arizona Radiation Oncology Residency offers integrated clinical, research, and teaching training with advanced photon/proton therapy and dedicated research support for future radiation oncologists.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: September 30, 2026 (application and all supporting documentation due; annual deadline)
Funding Amounts: One residency position per year; full stipend and benefits provided for the five-year program duration.
Summary: Integrated transitional and radiation oncology residency in Arizona offering advanced clinical, research, and teaching training for future radiation oncologists.
Description
The Radiation Oncology Residency at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, is a comprehensive categorical program that integrates a one-year Transitional Year Residency with a four-year Radiation Oncology Residency. The program is designed to prepare physicians for careers in private practice, academic medicine, or further fellowship training. Residents benefit from a unique curriculum featuring fully integrated photon and proton therapy, a six-month independent Senior Resident Associate rotation, dedicated research time with robust support and funding, and clinical rotations tailored to specific disease sites. The residency emphasizes a strong faculty-to-resident ratio, progressive responsibility, and involvement in educational and teaching activities. Graduates are eligible for American Board of Radiology certification.
