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Overview

The Advanced Oncologic Imaging Fellowship at Moffitt Cancer Center offers a non-ACGME, flexible, one to four-year fellowship with multiple concentrations, learning oncology in body imaging, PET/CT and SPECT/CT with novel agents and theranostics, neuroradiology and musculoskeletal imaging. This fellowship is intended to significantly enhance fellows' radiology expertise in cancer imaging through structured and comprehensive learning opportunities.

Fellows may spend one year on a single concentration to develop their clinical expertise and may opt to spend up to three additional years in other concentration areas and research. Opportunity for alternate pathway fellowship training is available for international medical graduates (IMG) as well. An annual contract will be renewed based on the performance of the candidate and the availability of the position. The program features opportunities to engage in cutting-edge oncologic research, clinical trials and machine learning.

Recruitment: We are currently accepting applications on a rolling basis for 2027-2028.

H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute is Florida's first NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. Our multi-campus institution provides trainees with exposure to a wide range of complex cases, fostering expertise in oncologic imaging, a rapidly growing field within diagnostic and molecular imaging. Our location in Tampa, FL, is a vibrant, sun-soaked metropolitan city with a tropical vibe and easy access to world-famous beaches.

Clinical Experience

Gain extensive exposure to high-volume, complex oncologic imaging across multiple modalities and cancer types. Training includes focused lectures, case-based learning, journal clubs and active participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards. Fellows also develop teaching skills by working with residents and medical students.

Subspecialty Rotations

Customize your training through rotations in:

Body Imaging
PET/CT and SPECT/CT (including theranostics and novel tracers)
Musculoskeletal Imaging
Neuroradiology

Elective and vacation time allow flexibility to align with career goals.

Introducing: AI in Oncologic Imaging

As one of the first programs in the country to offer a specialized AI module in oncologic imaging, our fellowship provides a truly innovative educational experience. A hallmark of the program is a dedicated AI in Oncologic Imaging module created in collaboration with the Machine Learning Department.

Fellows will complete a two-week AI-focused curriculum that includes foundational machine learning concepts, practical workflow applications, hands-on laboratory experience, and opportunities to engage in applied project work centered on oncologic imaging.

As an ACR^® Recognized Center for Healthcare-AI (ARCH-AI), the program emphasizes safe, effective and clinically relevant AI adoption.

Research and Clinical Trials

Fellows receive focused training in cancer staging and response assessment (RECIST, iRECIST) and contribute to imaging for clinical trials. Opportunities for clinical research and academic development are available based on individual interests.

Innovation and Environment

Train at Florida's longest-established NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, utilizing cutting-edge technology, state-of-the-art imaging systems and a multidisciplinary environment to provide advanced oncologic imaging education with integrated AI/ML access.

Career Development and Recruitment

Comprehensive mentorship supports careers in academic, private, or hybrid practice. Exceptional fellows may be eligible for faculty appointments. IMG alternate pathway candidates may also be considered for employment during or after the fellowship.