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The Accelerators (Drs. Laucis, Parikh, and Spraker) welcome Dr. Toby Chapman and Dr. Jerry Jaboin to discuss practical tips for getting started as a #RadOnc attending. We explore how to meet referring clinicians, being affable while maintaining work-life balance, and how to be your tumor board’s favorite oncologist - or not. 

At the end, Jerry serves up the introductory wellness module that every oncologist needs to hear. 

Here are all the books that were recommended during the show:

• BIFF Conflict Communication Series
• Blink
• Bobiverse Series (Audiobooks)
• Boom Town
• Gold Diggers
• The Investor’s Manifesto

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The Accelerators (Drs. Laucis, Parikh, and Spraker) welcome radiation oncology program directors Dr. Christina Henson (University of Oklahoma) and Dr. Sarah McAvoy (University of Maryland) to discuss practical tips for succeeding in residency. 

We explore how to reflect and accept feedback, balance your life while training in an apprenticeship model, shaping your career, and share resources essential for training. 

Here is a helpful list of some great educational resources for #RadOnc:

• Radiation Oncology Education Collaborative Study Group (ROECSG)
• ROVER | virtual radiation oncology for medical students
• Rad Onc Tables | quick reference tables of studies
• QuadShot News | witty science #RadOnc news
• The MedNet | Q&A message board discussing clinical topics
• eContour | learn how to contour
• RadOncQuestions | just like that question bank you loved in med school
• eAnatomy | an anatomy text, but electronic
• RadOncReview.org | The Great Encyclopedia of Radiation Oncology
• CBCHOP | that’s an acronym for systematic plan review
• “The Osler Course” | a well-regarded boards review course