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The Duke Radiation Oncology residency program consistently prepares trainees to be compassionate, capable and independent practitioners after graduation. One strength of the program has been developing residents into confident and skilled practitioners of complex brachytherapy procedures.

Danielle Raya, RN, MSN, OCN, has been named Duke Radiation Oncology Nurse Coordinator.

Kyle Lafata, PhD, received a new grant from the Duke Cancer Institute titled "Dissecting the role of immune cell topology and spatial gene expression in HPV+ OPC racial disparities."

Congratulations to our team working on computer-aided detection of brain metastases!

Thanks to all who made our Samulski Lectureship a success!

Congratulations to David Kirsch, MD, PhD, whose R35 Outstanding Investigator Award (OIA) from the National Cancer Institute has been renewed for another seven years.

Zach Reitman, MD, PhD, was recently awarded a K08CA256045 Mentored Clinician Scientist Career Development Award from NCI entitled "Enhancing the efficacy of Radiation Therapy for b

Christine Eyler, MD, PhD, was recently awarded a K08 Mentored Clinical Science Research Career Development Award from the NIH/NCI.

Duke Radiation Oncology is proud to represent our Department during ASTRO 2022. Please see below for presentations and posters from our faculty, trainees and staff.

 

Our radiation oncology residents graduated on Monday, June 27.