Program Overview

Combined Radiation Oncology Residency and M.S.

The three-year veterinary radiation oncology residency program trains veterinarians to become radiation oncologists and includes a Master of Science in radiological health sciences.

Facilities

The program offers access to state-of-the-art facilities, including:

• Flint Animal Cancer Center
• Veterinary Teaching Hospital

Training and Experience

The veterinary radiation oncology residency program includes:

• Didactic training in radiation biology, radiation physics, cancer biology, and radiographic image interpretation
• Clinical training in radiation oncology and treatment planning

Compensation and Benefits

Residents receive:

• A stipend
• Full tuition coverage
• Employee benefits, as detailed by Colorado State University's Human Resources department

Program Location

The program is located in Fort Collins, Colorado, which offers:

• A blend of education, industry, hard work, and outdoor recreation
• Extensive access to trails for biking and hiking, world-class fishing and rock climbing, and camping
• Over 300 days of sun per year

Academic Departments

The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences includes the following departments:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Clinical Sciences
• Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences
• Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology

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