Clerkship Coordinator: Erin Van Antwerp
Phone: 206.598.4121
Email:
etwerp@u.washington.edu
Block Calendar:
Your clerkship dates must correspond with our
Clinical Schedule. You must start at the beginning of the block(s) and finish at the end of the block(s). There are no exceptions to these scheduled dates.
To Apply:
- Please contact the Clerkship Coordinator for availability.
- Applications must be received at least 6 weeks prior to the start of the requested clerkship date.
- You must meet all eligibility requirements of the Visiting Student Clinical Elective Program.
- Complete the VSAS application and upload all supplemental materials to VSAS. No action will be taken on your application until it is complete. Departments may not "pre-enroll" or hold spaces for potential visiting students, regardless of their intent or qualifications.
Cancelations:
You must withdraw at least 6 weeks before your starting date. Fees are non-refundable. All cancellations and changes must be made in writing to the Clerkship Coordinator.
R ONC 695 – Clinical Cancer Management
Total Enrollment: 6
Max Credits: 8
Preceptor: Dr. Ermoian
Prerequisites: Completion of Internal Medicine required third year clerkship, Third or Fourth Year Medical Student standing
We welcome medical students that have decided to pursue a radiation oncology residency or those that are interested in learning more about the field. Typically, rotations are 4-week blocks (2-week blocks upon request) during which medical students work with our faculty and residents and participate in our didactic sessions in a structured manner. Medical students will spend time at all our sites of practice including SCCA, Harborview, Childrens and the VA Hospital. It is an excellent opportunity to become familiar with the department and get a feel of our residency program.
Participation in the clinical management of patients with cancer, emphasizing a multi-modality approach. Includes clinical assessment, planning of radiation treatment, and follow-up evaluation of patients. Special procedures include three-dimensional treatment planning, implant brachytherapy and intraoperative radiation. Daily teaching conferences with faculty and residents. At the end of the rotation each student is expected to do a presentation at one of the didactic sessions.