Dear Ukrainian radiation oncologists and medical physicists, Help Ukraine Group is organizing observerships for radiation oncologists and medical physicists in USA based on UICC grant and institutional support. We have 10 observership positions open in the leading cancer centers in US: – 2 with 3 months duration, – 5 with 1 month duration, – 3…
Help Ukraine Group is grateful to RaySearch Laboratories for kindly donating 10 radiotherapy treatment planning stations to Ukraine (5 for clinical use and 5 for educational purposes). RayStation® is a flexible, innovative treatment planning system chosen by many of the leading cancer centers worldwide. It combines unique features like unmatched adaptive therapy capabilities, multi-criteria optimization,…
Our Stanford Radiation Oncology #StandWithUkraine lecture series is completed! Overall, 103 Ukrainian radiation oncologists, medical physicists and RTTs joined the lectures. Peak attendance per lecture was 120 attendees including Stanford faculty and staff. All Ukrainian cancer centers had participants in the lecture series. Lviv Regional Cancer Center had the most participants – 11 radiation oncologists and medical…
ESTRO is kindly providing funding for 2 radiation oncology specialists from Ukraine to register for the Foundations of Leadership in Radiation Oncology (FLiRO) course. This course has a strong international reputation, being offered by ESTRO-CARO-RANZCR. For more details click here WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR? For Ukraine, the target group is anyone wanting to improve…
Dr. Iryna Kriachok, a head of chemotherapy of hemoblastoses department at the National Cancer Institute in Kyiv, has completed 1-month long observership at the Bone and Marrow Transplantation and Cellular Therapy (BMT-CT) department at Stanford. She will also attend ASH 2023 conference in San Diego before returning back to Ukraine. Here are her impressions from…
Dr. Kseniia Bolharina, a pediatric oncologist from the National Cancer Institute in Kyiv, completed her 1-month long observership at Stanford. Here are her impressions: “My observership was 1 month in pediatric oncology. I seem to have moved into the future! During this time I observed how decisions are made in the environment of all the…
