They will take two exams to gain initial certification in radiation oncology: the computer-based Qualifying Exam and the oral Certifying Exam.

This course is designed for nurses, educators, and other healthcare providers seeking the education and skills required to care for patients receiving radiation ...

Explore and learn about a variety of topics that will help to support you in your transition from residency to a certified physician.

The American Board of Physician Specialties® (ABPS) offers board recertification to qualified radiation oncologists. Learn about eligibility requirements ...

The three portions of the computer-based Qualifying Exam encompass all aspects of general oncology and radiation oncology, including treatment-planning ...

3. The Radiation Oncology Oral/Practical Exam is offered once each year, generally in May. The application period opens Oct. 1, and applications are due Dec. 1.

The Radiation Oncology written exam consists of three parts and is given in one session: Part I-Radiobiology, Part II-Physics and Part III-Clinical. Candidate ...

To be eligible for certification in Radiation Oncology through the Board of Certification in Radiology (BCR), the applicant must: Submit a Radiation Oncology ...

A strong life-long credential for demonstrating your skills and knowledge in international radiology outreach for global health initiatives.

Those without licensure must have one available attester as defined by the ABR. American Society for Radiation Oncology. 251 18th Street South, 8th Floor