The UKASCC Fellowship in Supportive Oncology is currently delivered through recognised training centres with established supportive oncology services and educational supervision.
Training opportunities may vary between centres, reflecting local service models and areas of expertise. All centres provide clinical experience and supervision aligned with the Fellowship curriculum.
Current Training Centres
One of the UK's largest specialist cancer centres, providing a comprehensive range of supportive oncology services across the cancer continuum.
A specialist cancer centre providing supportive oncology experience within a large regional oncology network.
An internationally recognised specialist cancer centre with extensive expertise in cancer treatment and supportive care.
The Fellowship is continuing to develop nationally, and additional training centres may join the programme in the future.
Centres interested in becoming a recognised Fellowship training site are encouraged to contact UKASCC for further information.
The Fellowship aims to develop a national network of clinicians and centres committed to advancing supportive oncology care.