Radiation Fellowship

About the program

I am writing to extend a warm invitation to apply for our recognized in-house advanced training fellowship in radiation oncology.

Your passion for advancing in the field of radiation oncology is very important to us, and we believe that our program can provide you with an exceptional opportunity for growth and development.

Our department is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and the latest technologies in radiation oncology and provides comprehensive training in various radiation oncology practices, including clinical exposure, latest radiation techniques and research, under supervision of experienced mentors.

Issa Mohamad, MD

Director, Radiation Oncology Fellowship Program

Faculty

Abdelatif Almousa, MD, PhD.
Neuro-oncology, Musculoskeletal. Head of Spine MDT.
Chairman of the Radiation Oncology Department.
Ahmad Ibrahimi, MD Pediatrics and Neuro-oncology.
Anoud Al-Nsour, MD Breast and Thoracic.
Fadwa Abdelrahman, MD Breast, Gastrointestinal and Lymphoma.
Fawzi Abuhijla, MD, MSc. Breast, Gastrointestinal and Gynecology.
Hamza Ghatasheh, MD Head & Neck, Thyroid and Lymphoma
Hanan Almasri, MD Breast and Gynecology.
Imad Jaradat, MD, PhD. Gynecology, Lymphoma, Ocular. Head of Gynecology MDT. Director of Brachytherapy Program.
Issa Mohammed, MD Head& Neck, Thyroid and Gastrointestinal. Head of Head & Neck MDT.
Jamal Khader, MD Genitourinary, Thoracic. Head of Education & Training Academy
Nasim Sarhan, MD Pediatrics and Neuro-oncology
Ramiz Abu-Hijlih, MD Genitourinary, Musculoskeletal and skin oncology.
Sara Mhied, MD Breast, Gastrointestinal 14. Wafa Asha, MD Breast, Musculoskeletal and skin oncology

Curriculum

About the Program

The Radiation Oncology Fellowship Program is tailored for radiation oncologists seeking additional clinical training or research exposure. It offers specialized clinical and research fellowship training, focusing either on general or site-specific radiotherapy treatment aspects.

Program Goals and Objectives

Program Goals

Execute all aspects of patient care, including assessment and implementation of treatment plans
Fellows will receive comprehensive clinical training in all critical modalities for the management of malignant tumors, including VMAT/IMRT, stereotactic radiosurgery, stereotactic body radiotherapy, and brachytherapy.
Gain proficiency in managing side effects during and after radiotherapy.
Publish one research project.

Program Objectives

After successful completion of the fellowship, the fellow will have the tools to function as an independent consultant with clinical and technical expertise in the radiation therapy management.

Candidate profile/ Eligibility criteria

Applicants must have completed a radiotherapy residency program.
Applicants should hold board certificate in radiation oncology.

Program Content/components

Under supervision, fellows get involved in patients care, including patient evaluation, preparing for radiotherapy plan implementation and treatment delivery. Get involved in the management of acute and late radiotherapy side effects and follow up care plan.

Program Duration

One to two year.

Assessment Method/criteria

There will be no pre- or post-fellowship exams. Instead, fellows will undergo evaluation every three months by their supervisors, using the KHCC physician trainee general evaluation form. Certificates of completion are granted based on the fulfillment of the assessment criteria mentioned above, and these certificates are officially endorsed by the King Hussein Cancer Center GME office.

How to apply

Fellowship candidate evaluations take place in May and November, with start dates in early July and January.
The Radiation Oncology Training Committee conducts interviews either in-person or via Zoom.

For further assistance, please reach out to the GME office at email address (GME@khcc.jo) or at Phone: +962 6 5300460 ext: 1773 - 1844.