hi there,
As a resident with an interest in Radiation Oncology, I wonder if anyone can tell me whether rumours of low job availability for Rad-Onc consultants is accurate?
Also, on a different note, what kind of hours would a Rad-Onc registrar work in a week?
Thanks for any advice,
Eleanor Curtin
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