About ARRO
The objectives of ARRO are to formalize resident input into professional organizations affecting radiation oncology residents, to disseminate information and to foster communication among residents. The governing body of ARRO is an Executive Committee consisting of three junior and three senior radiation oncology residents. Membership is free and automatic to all residents and clinical fellows in accredited radiation oncology programs in the United States.
ARRO Welcomes New Website Subcommittee Members
"The mission of the website subcommittee is to enhance ARRO
Web-based resources for residents, specifically the ARRO website and
ARRO Web Forum. The term on the Website Subcommittee will be for 1 year, the term limit
will be 2, as long as members are a resident in an ACGME-accredited
Radiation Oncology Residency Program."
Serving as the voice for all residents in Radiation Oncology, in an effort to enhance the
ARRO website and maximize resident involvement within ARRO, we have formed the ARRO Website Subcommittee. We are pleased and excited to welcome the following four residents to the ARRO Website Subcommittee:
• Dr. Dan Golden, University of Chicago
• Dr. Jessica Bahari-Kashani, University of California, Irvine
• Dr. David Horowitz, Columbia University
• Dr. Shane Hopkins, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Global Health Subcommittee
ARRO welcomes Drs. Aaron Hicks, Jeff Olsen, Gita Suneja and Rob Mutter to the
newly developed Global Health Subcommittee. The central objective of this committee
over the coming academic year will be to promote resident involvement in international
outreach and education, in addition to further development of our Web-based resources.
