ALT Logos for Duke Health / Graduate Medical Education, and the American Board of Radiology. Blue-tinted image of the Richard H Brodhead Center for Campus Life, with overlay text "Trainee success is supported at Duke"

ALT Dosimetrists Kim and Robyn stand on either side of a white hospital delivery robot with glowing blue eyes and a screen on its "body"

ALT Duke Radiation Oncology radiation therapists wearing pink scrubs and posing in front of a LINAC

ALT Radiation Therapist Certificate Program students fitting a radiotherapy masks on Dr. Robbins

ALT A Radiation Therapist Certificate Program student in front of a CT machine preparing Dr. Reitman to be fitted with a radiotherapy mask

ALT Radiation Therapist Certificate Program students and leadership in front of a CT machine, fitting Dr. Reitman with a radiotherapy mask

ALT Infographic with blue and white checkerboard squares, showing a graduation cap with text ">70% of graduates in academic medicine"; a map of the United States with text "coast-to-coast early job placement in a wide range of careers"; a star trophy with text "16 FASTRO faculty members"; a brain outline with text "multiple tracks including RORS for a tailored residency experience"; a microscope with text "unique concentrations mini-fellowships to develop mastery of desired skills"; and a stethoscope with text "highly rated VA rotations with graduated autonomy each clinical year."

ALT Screenshot of video showing CBS 17 Plus Host Liz Ortiz and Duke Health Radiation Oncologist Dr. Sarah Jo Stephens. Logos for Health Now, CBS 17. Text: Advancing Breast Cancer Research.

ALT Blue and white gradient background. Logo: Duke Radiation Oncology at Duke University School of Medicine. Headshot of Dr. Xavier Rodriguez-Lopez. Text: "Duke Radiation Oncology is my dream program. The opportunity to learn from world-renowned leaders in the field, coupled with exceptional clinical training and exposure to a high volume of diverse patients, makes Duke stand out." -Xavier Rodriguez-Lopez, MD | Class of 2029

ALT Dr. Fecteau standing at the podium and speaking into a microphone at the GU Community Education Event

ALT Dr. Koffer sitting on a panel and speaking into a microphone at the GU Community Education Event

ALT Five panelists, one standing and speaking into a microphone, and five sitting, at the GU Community Education Event

ALT Blue and white gradient background. Logo: Duke Radiation Oncology at Duke University School of Medicine. Headshot of Dr. Marie Fort. Text: "I was fortunate enough to rotate in the department as a medical student and was struck by the sense of community, as well as the strength of the program and variety of opportunities for research and further learning. Combined with the excellence in patient care, it was an easy choice for me where I wanted to receive my training. —Marie Fort, MD | Class of 2028"

ALT Text: Coordinated In-Person Radiation Oncology Interviews. Four photos of buildings on medical campuses with logos beneath for Duke University School of Medicine; UNC School of Medicine; Wake Forest School of Medicine; and MUSC (Medical University of South Carolina)

ALT Duke Radiation Oncology logo. Headshot of Dr. Erik Sulman. Text: Erik Sulman, MD, PhD. Abhijit Guha Award awarded by SNO and the Joint Section on Tumors of AANS/CNS. Gradient blue background with pink/red line at bottom.

ALT Four Duke Radiation Oncology team members pose for a photo in front of a "Duke Rides" backdrop, with a sign that reads "I ride for Rad Onc"

ALT Riders (and the Wool E. Bull mascot) pedal on stationary bikes

ALT Stationary bikes set up in rows in a gymnasium, with blue and purple lighting

ALT Four Duke Radiation Oncology team members pose for a selfie during the Duke Rides event with a sign that reads "I ride for Rad Onc”

ALT Headshots and names of #ASTRO26 presenters Yvonne Mowery, MD, PhD, BS (alumna), Anna Rodrigues, PhD, MS, and Chunhao Wang, PhD. Logos for ASTRO 2026 and Duke Radiation Oncology. Text: Wednesday, September 30

ALT A group of about 40 Duke Radiation Oncology faculty, alumni and trainees poses for a photo at a rooftop bar reception, with a nighttime city skyline visible through the windows behind them. Several people are wearing event badges, and the group holds a large Duke banner in the center.

ALT Headshots and names of #ASTRO26 presenters Diandra Ayala-Peacock, MD; Avinash Chaurasia, MD (adjunct); Michael Chisam, MD (alumnus); Seifallah Emam, MS (alumnus); Marie Fort, MD (resident); John Ginn, PhD; Yvonne Mowery, MD, PhD, BS (alumna); Jared Robbins, MD; Joseph Salama, MD; Ergys Subashi, PhD (alumnus); Eugene Vaios, MD, MBA; Yorleny Vicioso Mora, MD, PhD, BS (resident); Christopher Willett, MD; Q. Jackie Wu, PhD; and Yibo Xie, PhD. Logos for ASTRO 2026 and Duke Radiation Oncology. Text: Tuesday, September 29

ALT Headshots and names of #ASTRO26 presenters Jeremy Brownstein, MD, MS (alunni); Julian Hong, MD, MS (alumni); Christopher Kelsey, MD; Mark Oldham, PhD; Manisha Palta, MD; Jared Robbins, MD; and Xavier Rodriguez-Lopez, MD, BS (resident). Logos for ASTRO 2026 and Duke Radiation Oncology. Text: Monday, September 28

ALT Promotional graphic titled “ASTRO 2026 Social Champions,” featuring headshots and social media handles for 11 individual social champions plus OncoAlert and Cancer Network. A banner at the bottom announces a Social Media Meetup at the ASTRO sign on Sunday, Sept. 27, from 4-4:30 p.m., followed by a note that the champions’ posts reflect their personal views and that they are unpaid volunteers. Additional details about the individuals can be found here: bit.ly/4zgEwng

ALT The inaugural cohort of the new Radiation Therapist Certificate Program – four students standing in front of a stone building

ALT Trillium Brewing Fort Point's brick patio, with people sitting at tables. Colored boxes with Duke Radiation Oncology logo, and text: #ASTRO26 Med Student Meet & Greet, 9/27/26 | 4-6 p.m., Trillium Fort Point. RSVP at duke.is/ASTRO26