Radiotherapy and Artificial Intelligence Integrated Clinical and Research Fellowship

UCLA Health – Department of Radiation Oncology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Radiation OncologyRadiotherapy and artificial intelligenceClinical + research
Destination
USA
Los Angeles, California, United States

Overview

One-year Clinical Instructor-rank fellowship combining multidisciplinary external-beam radiation oncology clinical work with computational oncology / AI research, supervised by Drs. Ricky Savjani and Robert Chin; experience with Python, SQL, R and deep learning frameworks encouraged.

The programme

Focus
Radiotherapy and artificial intelligence (computational oncology)
Training type
Clinical + research
Duration
1 year
Start
Not stated on official page
Positions
1 per year
Accreditation
Not stated on official page
Department
Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Minimum: MD, PhD or MD/PhD at matriculation and prior research experience in radiation oncology (particularly computational oncology). Preferred: completion of an accredited ACGME/RCPSC radiation oncology programme, California full licensure eligibility and prior clinical radiation oncology experience.
International applicants
Not stated on official page
Visa support
Not stated on official page
Licence requirement
California medical licence – full licensure eligibility preferred.

How to apply

Deadline
Applications accepted continuously each year until the position is filled
Application method
Email CV and best contact information to the programme; questions to Dr. Ricky Savjani (Fellowship Program Director) or Liane Nash, Educational Programs Administrator (310-267-5575).

Funding

Funding
Clinical Instructor rank appointment; salary not stated.

Official sources

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