The Fellowship is open to clinicians with an interest in supportive oncology who wish to develop expertise across the cancer continuum.
Palliative Medicine
Medical Oncology
Clinical Oncology
Haematology
General Internal Medicine specialties (e.g. Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Respiratory Medicine)
Applicants should normally hold MRCP (or equivalent).
The Fellowship is open to Specialty Doctors, Associate Specialists and Consultants working within:
Palliative Medicine
Medical Oncology
Clinical Oncology
Haematology
General Internal Medicine specialties
Applicants should normally hold MRCP (or equivalent).
Post-CCT General Practitioners with an interest in supportive oncology are welcome to apply.
Doctors who have completed IMT3 and obtained MRCP may also be eligible.
Prospective applicants are encouraged to discuss suitability with their educational supervisor and host organisation.
Supportive Oncology attracts clinicians from a wide range of backgrounds.
The Fellowship is therefore designed to be flexible, recognising that individual fellows will bring different skills and experiences. Educational supervisors will help tailor learning opportunities to support each fellow's development and learning needs.
The Fellowship welcomes clinicians from a range of specialties who share a common goal: improving the quality of life of people living with and beyond cancer.