Announcements History

(12/04/23) RadOncQuestions is seeking four motivated residents to join our team for one year terms as Resident Editors beginning in January 2024. Resident editors receive a free 1-year subscription (or prorated reimbursement), a $500 honorarium for reviewing current content, the opportunity to earn up to $1,000 by writing up to 50 new questions, and can earn additional compensation by responding to user comments. Resident Editors will collaborate with faculty disease site editors and senior editors when editing or creating content. Qualified applicants must be current PGY-4 trainees in an ACGME-accredited radiation oncology residency program in the United States.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

Current CV
Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted through Saturday, December 23, 2023.

(06/20/2023) RadOncQuestions is seeking two motivated individuals to join our team as Gastrointestinal and Gynecologic disease site editors. Applicants must be at the PGY5 training level or an attending radiation oncologist and should have a strong interest in gastrointestinal or gynecologic radiation oncology. Disease site editors ensure questions and explanations for their disease site are up to date, respond to user comments as needed, and advise resident and ad hoc editors when needed. Disease site editors receive an annual honorarium, unlimited access to RadOncQuestions, and can earn unlimited free CME credits. If interested, please send your CV and a brief one paragraph personal statement to support@radoncquestions.com.

Applications will be accepted through Sunday 7/30/2023.

(05/31/23) RadOncQuestions is excited to announce a major update that will considerably improve your learning experience. We have launched the highly requested feature of sub-category test creation. This feature will allow you to tailor your tests to site-specific areas of medical knowledge. With this update, you can now delve into individual topics by creating tests that align with your specific learning goals. The introduction of sub-category test creation empowers you to customize your learning experience to align with individual clinical cases, resident didactic sessions, or specific case scenarios you want to review. You can now fine-tune your tests to concentrate on the exact sub-categories that matter to you.

Here's how you can create tests with specific sub-categories/topics:

Log in to your RadOncQuestions account.
Navigate to the "Create Test" section of our website.
Set the desired number of questions.
On Step 3 of 3 of the Create-a-Test Wizard, select your desired main category or categories.
Within each category, you will now see an option to choose sub-categories of available questions.
You can “Select all” or “Deselect all” categories.
Pick the sub-categories that you want to include in your test. When the Category is open you can turn it “off” to deselect all topics, then select individual topics.
Click "Create Test" to generate your customized review test.

We hope this new feature will help you make the most of your study time. We are dedicated to continually improving our website and its features based on user feedback. We encourage you to explore this new functionality and let us know your thoughts by sending us an email at support@radoncquestions.com. Your feedback is crucial to help us shape RadOncQuestions into the best educational resource possible.

Thank you for being a part of our community. Stay tuned for more exciting developments on RadOncQuestions, as we remain committed to providing you with an exceptional online learning experience. Wishing you success in your educational journey!

Sincerely,

Ryan Bair MD and Daniel W. Golden MD MHPE
Senior Editors

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(11/06/22) RadOncQuestions is seeking four motivated residents to join our team for one year terms as Resident Editors beginning in January 2023. Resident editors receive a free 1-year subscription (or prorated reimbursement), a $500 honorarium for reviewing current content, and the opportunity to earn up to $1,000 by writing up to 50 new questions. Resident Editors will collaborate with faculty disease site editors and senior editors when editing or creating content. Qualified applicants must be current PGY-4 trainees in an ACGME-accredited radiation oncology residency program in the United States.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

Current CV
Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted through Sunday, December 18, 2022.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

Current CV
Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted through Sunday, December 18, 2022.

(04/18/22) Back by popular demand - the "High Yield" filter!

RadOncQuestions will revisit whether to remove this filter after the upcoming written boards. Good luck to all taking their written and oral boards in the coming weeks.

(11/12/21) RadOncQuestions is seeking four motivated residents to join our team for one year terms as Resident Editors beginning in January 2022. Resident editors receive a free 1-year subscription (or prorated reimbursement), a $500 honorarium for reviewing current content, and the opportunity to earn up to $1,000 by writing up to 50 new questions. Resident Editors will collaborate with faculty disease site editors and senior editors when editing or creating content. Qualified applicants must be current PGY-4 trainees in an ACGME-accredited radiation oncology residency program in the United States.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

Current CV
Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted through Sunday, December 19, 2021.

(08/29/2021) RadOncQuestions is seeking a motivated individual to join our team as the Thoracic disease site editor. Applicants must be at the PGY5 training level or an attending radiation oncologist and should have a strong interest and clinical expertise in Thoracic radiation oncology. Disease site editors ensure questions and explanations for their disease site are up to date, respond to user comments as needed, and advise resident and ad hoc editors when needed. Disease site editors receive an annual honorarium, unlimited access to RadOncQuestions, and can earn unlimited free SA-CME credits. If interested, please send your CV and a brief one paragraph personal statement to support@radoncquestions.com.. Applications will be accepted through Sunday 9/26/2021.

(03/01/2021) RadOncQuestions is seeking two motivated individuals to join our team as GU/Prostate and Breast disease site editors. Applicants must be at the PGY5 training level or an attending radiation oncologist and should have a strong interest in GU/prostate or Breast radiation oncology. Disease site editors ensure questions and explanations for their disease site are up to date, respond to user comments as needed, and advise resident and ad hoc editors when needed. Disease site editors receive an annual honorarium, unlimited access to RadOncQuestions, and can earn unlimited free SA-CME credits. If interested, please send your CV and a brief one paragraph personal statement to support@radoncquestions.com.. Applications will be accepted through Sunday 3/28/2021.

(11/23/20) RadOncQuestions is seeking four motivated residents to join our team for one year terms as Resident Editors beginning in January 2021. Resident editors receive a free subscription (or prorated reimbursement), a $500 honorarium in exchange for reviewing current content, and the opportunity to earn up to $1,000 by writing up to 50 new questions. Resident Editors will collaborate with faculty disease site editors and senior editors when editing or creating content. Qualified applicants must be current PGY-4 trainees in an ACGME-accredited radiation oncology residency program in the United States.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

1) Current CV
2) Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
3) Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted until December 14, 2020.

(11/08/2020) RadOncQuestions is pleased to announce a new feature - Computerized-Adapted Testing (CAT). CAT is a form of computer-based testing that adapts to your ability level (more details are available on Wikipedia). CAT will create a test with new questions from all categories that match your current CAT score. The higher your score, the harder the questions, and vice versa. Every time a CAT test is completed the system will update your CAT score accordingly. You can reset your CAT score at any time and restart CAT.

To give it a try, add the CAT widget to your RadOncQuestions dashboard.

(06/05/2020) Due to the announcement by the ABR that oral board exams are delayed until 2021, RadOncQuestions will provide a 1 year subscription extension to any active subscribers that were planning to take their oral boards in 2020 if your subscription expires before the end of May 2021.

We will continue to provide a free extension to any active subscribers planning to take written boards in October 2020 if your subscription expires before the end of 2020.

If you are eligible for either of these extensions, please contact us directly at support@radoncquestions.com and include which certification exam you are planning to take in the e-mail.

(04/13/2020) Due to the ongoing COVID19 crisis, RadOncQuestions will provide a 6 month subscription extension to any active subscribers planning to take their oral or written boards in 2020 if your subscription expires before the end of 2020. If you are eligible for this extension, please contact us directly at support@radoncquestions.com.

(03/01/2021) RadOncQuestions is seeking two motivated individuals to join our team as GU/Prostate and Breast disease site editors. Applicants must be at the PGY5 training level or an attending radiation oncologist and should have a strong interest in GU/prostate or Breast radiation oncology. Disease site editors ensure questions and explanations for their disease site are up to date, respond to user comments as needed, and advise resident and ad hoc editors when needed. Disease site editors receive an annual honorarium, unlimited access to RadOncQuestions, and can earn unlimited free SA-CME credits. If interested, please send your CV and a brief one paragraph personal statement to support@radoncquestions.com. Applications will be accepted through Sunday 3/29/2021.

(01/29/20) Happy 2020 from the team at RadOncQuestions.com! Three brief user announcements.

• NEW FEATURE ALERT: in response to user feedback -- while taking tests you can now cross out wrong answer choices before selecting your final answer. Look for the small "x" next to each answer choice.

• RESIDENTS: Semi-annual free database resets are now active. If you'd like to reset your database in preparation for the 2020 in-service exam, click the red "Apply Database Reset" button located on the dashboard.

• ATTENDINGS: Complete your annual SA-CME requirements using RadOncQuestions.com on your desktop or mobile device. CLICK HERE for more info.

Happy Studying!

(11/06/19) RadOncQuestions is seeking four motivated residents to join our team as Resident Editors for 2020. Resident editors will receive a free subscription, a $500 honorarium in exchange for reviewing current content, and the opportunity to earn up to $1,000 by writing up to 50 new questions. Resident Editors will collaborate with faculty disease site editors and senior editors when editing or creating content. Qualified applicants must be PGY-4 trainees in an ACGME-accredited radiation oncology residency program in the United States.

If interested, please send the following to support@radoncquestions.com:

1) Current CV
2) Brief personal statement (less than a half page)
3) Prior in-service score reports

Applications will be accepted until December 8, 2019.

(7/5/19) Congratulations to the residents/new attendings who just completed training and good luck to all our users on your upcoming written boards.

Happy studying!

-The RadOncQuestions Team

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(6/6/19) RadOncQuestions is seeking two motivated individuals to join our team as the CNS and Palliative editors. Applicants must be at the PGY5 training level or an attending radiation oncologist. If interested, please send your CV and a brief one paragraph personal statement to support@radoncquestions.com.

(2/24/19) RadOncQuestions is excited to announce a formal build-out of our "Radiation and Cancer Biology" and "Radiation Physics" sections. Over the next 2 months we will be significantly expanding the number of questions on these two topics. We aim to add ~400 Radiation and Cancer Biology questions and ~400 Radiation Physics questions. These will be added on a rolling basis and will be included in the general question bank at no extra charge to current or new subscribers. The new question content will be guided by the ASTRO Radiation Physics Curriculum and the ASTRO Radiation Biology Curriculum Guidelines. Content will reference high-yield study resources including McDermott and Orton's The Physics & Technology of Radiation Therapy 2nd ed, Khan and Gibbons Khan's The Physics of Radiation Therapy 5th ed, and Hall and Giaccia's Radiobiology for the Radiologist 8th ed. Additional cancer biology questions will reference other resources identified by our team of editors. We look forward to bringing this content to our resident users in time for the 2019 board exam cycle. In addition, we look forward to critical comments and feedback on the new questions to help refine and improve the content.

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