RADIATION ONCOLOGY · APPLICATION CYCLE 2026–2027

Track your Radiation Oncology residency applications — every program, signal, and interview.

Radiation Oncology carries the smallest AAMC signal allowance of any specialty in CycleDoc's directory — just 4, flat, no gold tier — which makes each one worth real deliberation rather than a quick send. 86 Radiation Oncology programs are logged across 37 states; most start at PGY-2, which means budgeting time for a separate preliminary-year search too.

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DIRECTORY COVERAGE

86 Radiation Oncology programs, preloaded

A sample from CycleDoc's directory — listed for coverage, not ranked, endorsed, or affiliated with CycleDoc.

University of Alabama Hospital (Birmingham) Radiation OncologyBirmingham, AL
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine Radiation OncologyLittle Rock, AR
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science (Phoenix) Radiation OncologyPhoenix, AZ
University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson Radiation OncologyTucson, AZ
City of Hope National Medical Center Radiation OncologyDuarte, CA
Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium Radiation OncologyLoma Linda, CA
Kaiser Permanente Southern California (Los Angeles) Radiation OncologyLos Angeles, CA
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Radiation OncologyLos Angeles, CA
University of Southern California/Los Angeles General Medical Center (USC/LA General) Radiation OncologyLos Angeles, CA
UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical Center Radiation OncologyLos Angeles, CA
University of California (Irvine) Radiation OncologyOrange, CA
University of California Davis Health Radiation OncologySacramento, CA
University of California (San Diego) Medical Center Radiation OncologySan Diego, CA
University of California (San Francisco) Radiation OncologySan Francisco, CA
Stanford Health Care-Sponsored Stanford University Radiation OncologyStanford, CA
University of Colorado Radiation OncologyAurora, CO
Yale-New Haven Medical Center Radiation OncologyNew Haven, CT
MedStar Health Georgetown University Radiation OncologyWashington, DC
University of Florida Radiation OncologyGainesville, FL
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science (Jacksonville) Radiation OncologyJacksonville, FL
University of Miami/Jackson Health System Radiation OncologyMiami, FL
University of South Florida Morsani/Moffitt Cancer Center Radiation OncologyTampa, FL
Emory University School of Medicine Radiation OncologyAtlanta, GA
University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center Radiation OncologyIowa City, IA
Rush University Medical Center Radiation OncologyChicago, IL
University of Chicago/University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Radiation OncologyChicago, IL
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University Radiation OncologyChicago, IL
Loyola University Medical Center Radiation OncologyMaywood, IL
Indiana University School of Medicine Radiation OncologyIndianapolis, IN
University of Kansas School of Medicine Radiation OncologyKansas City, KS
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Radiation OncologyLexington, KY
University of Louisville School of Medicine Radiation OncologyLouisville, KY
Mass General Brigham/Brigham and Women's Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School Radiation OncologyBoston, MA
Tufts Medical Center Radiation OncologyBoston, MA
Johns Hopkins University Radiation OncologyBaltimore, MD
University of Maryland Radiation OncologyBaltimore, MD
University of Michigan Radiation OncologyAnn Arbor, MI
Henry Ford Health/Henry Ford Hospital Radiation OncologyDetroit, MI
Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Radiation OncologyDetroit, MI
Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital Radiation OncologyRoyal Oak, MI

+ 46 more in the directory

These 86 Radiation Oncology programs span 37 states. The heaviest concentration sits in NY (12), CA (11), PA (5), TX (5), and FL (4), with 32 more states each carrying at least one program in CycleDoc's directory.

SIGNALS · 2027 MYERAS SEASON

4 total (flat, no tiers)

Source: AAMC, 2027 MyERAS program signaling

APPLICATION & MATCH · 2027 SEASON

  • Applications openSep 2, 2026
  • Programs begin reviewSep 23, 2026
  • Matches throughNRMP · Mar 19, 2027

Source: 2027 cycle rules

RADIATION ONCOLOGY SPECIFIC

With only 4 signals allowed, how should I prioritize them?

AAMC's Radiation Oncology allowance is the smallest of any specialty CycleDoc tracks — 4 total, flat. There's no gold tier to split, so the practical strategy most applicants use is reserving all 4 for genuine top choices rather than spreading them across a longer list.

HOW IT WORKS

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CYCLE INSIGHTS

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