There are two major examinations in the Radiation Oncology Training Program.
From 2022, all Radiation Oncology Examinations will be aligned to the 2022 Training Program Learning Outcomes, regardless of examination format. Please see RANZCR's new Radiation Oncology Handbook and Learning Outcomes for more information.
Phase 1 The Phase 1 Examination consists of individual papers in 3 Oncology Science subjects to be delivered in an electronic format. Each paper will be of two hours duration and aligned to the new learning outcomes. Anatomy Radiation Oncology Physics Radiation and Cancer Biology Phase 2 The Phase 2 Examination consists of written and viva (oral) examinations that assess a candidate's knowledge of the theoretical and practical basis of radiation therapy, clinical oncology and pathology. It is usually taken in the final year of training. Writtens Radiation Therapy 1: five short answer/short essay questions Radiation Therapy 2: five short answer/short essay questions Clinical Oncology: six short answer/short essay questions Pathology: six short answer/short essay questions Vivas Planning exam: One long and six short questions (with clinical prompt images) Clinical (prompt and patient) cases: Eight cases (with clinical prompt images) Pathology: Six questions (with clinical prompts and specimen images) Related Documents Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 2 Series 2 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 1.0MB Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 2 Series 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 829.0KB Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 841.7KB Radiation Oncology 2021 Phase 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 527.8KB Radiation Oncology 2021 Phase 2 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 467.1KB
The Phase 1 Examination consists of individual papers in 3 Oncology Science subjects to be delivered in an electronic format.
Each paper will be of two hours duration and aligned to the new learning outcomes.
Phase 2 The Phase 2 Examination consists of written and viva (oral) examinations that assess a candidate's knowledge of the theoretical and practical basis of radiation therapy, clinical oncology and pathology. It is usually taken in the final year of training. Writtens Radiation Therapy 1: five short answer/short essay questions Radiation Therapy 2: five short answer/short essay questions Clinical Oncology: six short answer/short essay questions Pathology: six short answer/short essay questions Vivas Planning exam: One long and six short questions (with clinical prompt images) Clinical (prompt and patient) cases: Eight cases (with clinical prompt images) Pathology: Six questions (with clinical prompts and specimen images) Related Documents Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 2 Series 2 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 1.0MB Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 2 Series 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 829.0KB Radiation Oncology 2022 Phase 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 841.7KB Radiation Oncology 2021 Phase 1 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 527.8KB Radiation Oncology 2021 Phase 2 Examination Outcome Summary Report The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is the... Download PDF - 467.1KB
The Phase 2 Examination consists of written and viva (oral) examinations that assess a candidate's knowledge of the theoretical and practical basis of radiation therapy, clinical oncology and pathology. It is usually taken in the final year of training.