Specialty Training

The Royal College of Radiologists sets the standards and curriculum for specialist training in clinical oncology, leading to the award of a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT).

Advice for those considering a career in clinical oncology

• Becoming a Clinical Oncologist
• Person Specification for Appointment to a Specialty Training Post

Information for trainees

• Curriculum for Training
• Transferring from the 2007 to the 2010 Curriculum
• Currency of Examinations
• Trainee Portfolio
• Out of Programme Activities (OOPE, OOPR and OOPT)
• ^New "Hospital at Night": Involvement of Clinical Oncology Trainees- Guidance from the College
• Trainee Welcome Day 2013

Oncology Registrars' Forum (ORF)
The Oncology Registrars' Forum (ORF) represents the views of clinical oncology trainees to the College. There is a representative on the ORF from each of the UK regions.

• Oncology Registrars' Forum (ORF)

All those undertaking specialty training in clinical oncology in the UK are expected to formally enrol with The Royal College of Radiologists at the commencement of their training and become trainee members of the College. The necessary documentation can be requested by emailing the Training Office or telephoning 020 7299 1123.