Career

Whether you're a trainee or seasoned oncology professional, there are always new developments in the field to keep you on your toes. ASCO Connection has interviews and articles by industry professionals that can help you find a new job in the field, apply for funding, and achieve your career goals.

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ASCO Journals Editorial Fellowship: Dr. Benjamin Bates Discusses How an Open Mind and a Critical Eye Can Highlight the Most Vital Oncology Research
Apr 18, 2023
"Collaborative teamwork is crucial for an editor’s success," Dr. Benjamin Bates said of his experience as an editorial fellow for JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics.
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Tips for Navigating the ASCO Annual Meeting as a Trainee or Early-Career Oncologist: Four Perspectives on Making the Most of Your Time at ASCO23
Apr 13, 2023
With hundreds of sessions and thousands of attendees, the meeting can often feel overwhelming for new—and even the most seasoned—attendees. Four experienced attendees provide some tips on how to tailor your ASCO Annual Meeting experience.
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How I Became a Surgical Oncologist and ASCO Education Scholar
Jan 12, 2023
As an associate clinical professor and medical director, Dr. Jennifer Tseng feels fortunate to work with amazing teams of health care providers in and out of the operating room to deliver cancer care that is at the forefront of quality and late-breaking science. 
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How I Became a Professor and Chief of Radiation Oncology
Oct 27, 2022
Dr. Charles R. Thomas is a professor and chief of radiation oncology at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine and Dartmouth Cancer Center.
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A Tale of Two Americas: How Latino Oncology Trainees Seek to Improve Cancer Disparities in Latin America While Strengthening the Latino Oncology Workforce
Oct 27, 2022
Drs. Fernando Diaz, Regina Barragan-Carrillo, and Ana I. Velazquez share the stories of two Latino oncology fellows who discuss their motivations to impact the Hispanic/Latino population with cancer.
Francisca Douglass
How I Am Becoming a Medical Oncologist Through Early Exposure to the Field
Sep 13, 2022
Francisca Douglass is a third-year medical student at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Ms. Douglass, who is interested in medical oncology, shares her experience as a participant in ASCO’s Oncology Summer Internship program.
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Navigating the Oncology Job Search: A Comprehensive Workbook
Jul 08, 2022
Finding your first job in the real world can feel like an unstructured and nebulous path. With this guide, nine authors share perspectives to help you navigate your journey.
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How I Became a Gastrointestinal Oncologist
May 06, 2022
Dr. Rashid N Lui is working to put the patient at the center of gastrointestinal cancer care and reduce fragmentation in his health care system.
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ASCO22: How to Make the Most Out of This Hybrid Meeting
May 05, 2022
Dr. Iliana Schlam, Dr. Mauel Espinoza Gutarra, and Dr. Ana I. Velazquez share ideas for networking, either from home or while attending ASCO22 in person, so you can make the most of the meeting.
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How I Became an Assistant Professor of Medicine, a Thoracic Medical Oncologist, and an Active ASCO Volunteer
Mar 02, 2022
Dr. Jennifer W. Carlisle describes a typical week in the life of a thoracic medical oncologist, and the rewards of volunteering with a professional organization starting early in your career.

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