Fellowship in Oncology

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Course Description: The Fellowship in Oncology provides in-depth training in cancer diagnosis, treatment, and management. It covers the essential principles of oncology, including cancer genetics, treatment strategies (chemotherapy, radiation, targeted therapy), and supportive care. The program is designed for healthcare professionals who wish to specialize in oncology and stay updated with the latest developments in cancer treatment. Participants will also learn the nuances of palliative care, supportive therapies, and the multidisciplinary approach needed to treat cancer patients effectively.

The Fellowship in Oncology provides a thorough understanding of cancer management, combining theoretical learning with real-world clinical insights. The course equips healthcare professionals to excel in the dynamic field of oncology and make a meaningful impact on cancer patient care.

Duration of the Course: One Year

Gain Comprehensive Oncology Knowledge: Understand cancer biology, tumor genetics, and oncogenesis.
Diagnose and Stage Cancers: Learn to accurately diagnose and stage a variety of cancers using modern imaging and laboratory techniques.
Design Treatment Protocols: Develop treatment plans integrating chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and immunotherapy.
Manage Cancer Patients: Gain proficiency in managing cancer patients during different stages of the disease.
Master Palliative Care: Understand the principles of symptom management and end-of life care in oncology patients.
Engage in Research: Stay updated on the latest advancements in cancer treatment and contribute to oncology research.

Course Content

Module 1 – Fundamentals of Oncology : Weeks 1-4

Week 1: Introduction to oncology and cancer biology

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Week 2: Cancer epidemiology and risk factors

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Week 3: Tumor genetics and molecular pathways

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Week 4: Principles of cancer screening and prevention

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Module 2 – Diagnostic Oncology : Weeks 5-8

Module 3 – Solid Tumors : Weeks 9-12

Module 4 – Haematology Malignancies : Weeks 13-16

Module 5 – Cancer Treatment Modalities : Weeks 17-20

Module 6 – Supportive and Palliative Care : Weeks 21-24

Module 7 – Pediatric Oncology : Weeks 25-28

Module 8 – Radiation Oncology : Weeks 29-32

Module 9 – Immunotherapy and Personalized Medicine : Weeks 33-36

Module 10 – Cancer Research and Clinical Trials : Weeks 37-40

Exam Preparation and Case Studies : Weeks 41-44

Final Assessment : Weeks 45-48

Optional Clinical Training : Weeks 49-52

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Fellowship in Oncology

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Course Content

Module 1 – Fundamentals of Oncology : Weeks 1-4

Week 1: Introduction to oncology and cancer biology

Week 2: Cancer epidemiology and risk factors

Week 3: Tumor genetics and molecular pathways

Week 4: Principles of cancer screening and prevention

Module 2 – Diagnostic Oncology : Weeks 5-8

Week 5: Imaging techniques in oncology (CT, MRI, PET)

Week 6: Histopathology and cytology in cancer diagnosis

Week 7: Staging of solid tumors and hematologic malignancies

Week 8: Genetic testing and molecular diagnostics

Module 3 – Solid Tumors : Weeks 9-12

Week 9: Breast cancer – Diagnosis and treatment

Week 10: Lung cancer – Diagnostic workup and therapy options

Week 11: Gastrointestinal cancers (colorectal, liver, pancreatic)

Week 12: Genitourinary cancers (prostate, bladder, renal)

Module 4 – Haematology Malignancies : Weeks 13-16

Week 13: Leukemias – Diagnosis and management

Week 14: Lymphomas (Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s)

Week 15: Multiple myeloma and plasma cell disorders

Week 16: Bone marrow transplantation and novel therapies

Module 5 – Cancer Treatment Modalities : Weeks 17-20

Week 17: Chemotherapy – Mechanisms and protocols

Week 18: Radiation therapy – Techniques and side effects

Week 19: Targeted therapies and immunotherapy

Week 20: Surgical oncology – Principles and applications

Module 6 – Supportive and Palliative Care : Weeks 21-24

Week 21: Symptom management (pain, nausea, fatigue)

Week 22: Psychological support for cancer patients

Week 23: Palliative care principles and hospice care

Week 24: End-of-life decision-making and communication

Module 7 – Pediatric Oncology : Weeks 25-28

Week 25: Common pediatric cancers (leukemia, neuroblastoma)

Week 26: Diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancers

Week 27: Late effects of childhood cancer treatments

Week 28: Long-term follow-up and survivorship

Module 8 – Radiation Oncology : Weeks 29-32

Week 29: Introduction to radiation physics and radiobiology

Week 30: Advanced radiation techniques (IMRT, stereotactic radiation)

Week 31: Managing radiation side effects

Week 32: Palliative radiation therapy

Module 9 – Immunotherapy and Personalized Medicine : Weeks 33-36

Week 33: Basics of immunotherapy (checkpoint inhibitors, CAR-T cells)

Week 34: Cancer vaccines and tumor microenvironment

Week 35: Precision oncology and personalized treatment strategies

Week 36: The role of biomarkers in cancer treatment

Module 10 – Cancer Research and Clinical Trials : Weeks 37-40

Week 37: Introduction to clinical research in oncology

Week 38: Designing and conducting clinical trials

Week 39: Understanding cancer outcomes and survival statistics

Week 40: Translational research in oncology

Exam Preparation and Case Studies : Weeks 41-44

Week 41: Review of key oncology concepts

Week 42: Case-based discussions and treatment planning

Week 43: Mock exams and clinical scenario analysis

Week 44: Oral exam preparation and feedback

Final Assessment : Weeks 45-48

Week 45-46: Written and practical exams

Week 47: Submission of a research project or clinical case presentation

Week 48: Final evaluations and certification

Optional Clinical Training : Weeks 49-52

Clinical rotations in oncology wards and radiation centers (optional)

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