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Brachytherapy Fellowship
Location: University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
Application deadline: November 15, 2026The Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) will offer a non-ACGME fellowship for radiation oncologists including new residency graduates who wish to develop technical skills and clinical expertise in HDR brachytherapy for malignant diseases. The main focus of the training will be on genitourinary cancers but there will be opportunities for involvement in other sites, mainly gynecologic and head and neck cancers. Prior brachytherapy experience is encouraged but not required.
Hundreds of patients are treated with HDR brachytherapy each year at UCSF. Patients are treated in 2 locations (Mission Bay and Mt. Zion hospitals) including the State-of-the-Art HDR brachytherapy suite in the Mission Bay Campus which also has an MR simulator. The fellow will develop clinical skills for the assessment of patients, clinical decision making, intra-operative ultrasound application, and HDR technique. The fellow will rotate with attending physicians within the clinical brachytherapy service, assisting with patient care coordination, and will develop a robust clinical research portfolio in brachytherapy. The fellow will be also expected to present cases at weekly conferences and participate in brachytherapy educational didactics and simulations for residents.
Goals and Objectives
Advance clinical experience for the indications of brachytherapy through patient care
Expand knowledge of brachytherapy through established lecture series and journal clubs.
Acquire advanced technical skills in HDR brachytherapy, including ultrasound use, and CT- and MR-based planning.
Mentor junior residents and medical students in HDR skills.
Develop brachytherapy-related research projects.
Length of Program: 1 year
Start Time: July 1st (flexible)
Number of Positions: 1
Eligibility:
Successful completion of an ACGME accredited radiation oncology residency program (4 years + 1 year prelim/transitional residency = 5 years of required ACGME training).
Must obtain full California Medical License
Application Requirements
Curriculum Vitae (CV) including preferred contact information.
One-page Personal Statement (focus on interest in Brachytherapy)
Two Letters of Recommendation
Application Timelines: Applications may be submitted June 15, 2026, through November 15, 2026, to be reviewed on a rolling basis. Select applicants will be contacted for interview.
How to Apply: Applications and questions can be sent via email to Miriam Gray, Education Programs Manager at Miriam.Gray@ucsf.edu.
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