Hematology/Oncology Training Program

A Hematology/Oncology Training Program is specialized medical education for doctors who want to become experts in blood disorders and cancer. After medical school, doctors complete a residency in internal medicine, then undertake a fellowship that provides focused training in diagnosing and treating blood diseases (hematology) and cancers (oncology). The program combines classroom learning, hands-on patient care, and research. Graduates are qualified to manage complex blood and cancer conditions, perform advanced procedures, and contribute to medical advancements in these fields. It typically lasts several years and prepares physicians for certification and independent practice as hematologist-oncologists.