This programme in the Advanced 2nd cycle is designed to prepare doctors to qualify for the professional status of specialist doctor in medical oncology (Ministerial Decree of 29 May 2006, published on 14 June 2006).
Full time training takes six years, including at least three years of basic training in internal medicine and three years of advanced training in medical oncology.
It also includes theoretical training. Advanced training is made up of three years of placement in one or more of the departments approved for training in medical oncology.
The plan for the placement drawn up by the university placement coordinator must be approved by the ministerial qualification committee for the relevant specialization. These placements include duty activities.
