The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania anticipates four openings beginning July 1, 2024, for the CAMPEP-accredited Radiation Oncology Physics Residency program. The residency is a two-year program comprised of training in all aspects of medical physics procedures. These include clinical and technical subjects pertinent to radiation oncology physics including megavoltage photon, electron, and proton beam therapy, brachytherapy, CT-simulation, computerized treatment planning, calibration and periodic QA of therapy equipment, radiation safety and special procedures (TBI, TSE, SBRT, radiosurgery, etc.). Participation in departmental training sessions and didactic conferences is expected. The program’s objective is to educate and train the resident to a level of competency which will