The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

Lung cancer

Discipline
Medical and Clinical Oncology
Programme mentors
Prof Raffaele Califano
Duration
6 months
Type
Visiting Residency
Language requirements
Fluent in English. Proficiency in International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam by the time of commencing position is required.
Other requirements
GMC registration prior to commencing position is required.

Programme description

The overall goal of this residency programme is to provide a rich learning environment in all aspects of care and treatment of lung cancer. The fellow will gain knowledge and insight into management of a programme of routine clinical care alongside clinical research. The programme can also be tailored to the specific interests of the individual, depending on experience. All fellows will have the opportunity to contribute to the research portfolio with an individual project with the aim of leading to published abstracts and papers and will have an active role in the management of patients treated within clinical trials. Fellows will be based at The Christie site. The clinical trials team maintains a portfolio of trials that encompass small cell and non-small cell lung cancer, supporting the studies being conducted by the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI), Lung Clinical Studies Group, the EORTC Lung and Radiotherapy Groups, working with Pharma on industry- sponsored trials and conducting its own, investigator-initiated studies. Dedicated research clinics facilitate high patient recruitment and delivery of complex study protocols.

Programme offered by:
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

Person responsible for CTC programme:

Dr Jonathan Lim & Dr Jamie Weave