MMed Clinical Oncology
A national mission to improve survival and dignity for every cancer patient.
Join the Fight Against Cancer in PNG
The MMed Clinical Oncology program offers a unique opportunity to become a leader in cancer care. Designed for passionate doctors, this program blends academic rigor with hands-on training at PMGH.
With cancer cases rising, the country urgently needs homegrown specialists to serve communities in need. Trainees will gain skills in SACT (Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy), Radiotherapy, and multidisciplinary cancer management.
"You’ll learn from experienced oncologists, access global best practices, and help shape PNG’s oncology future."
Be part of a pioneering team
Building PNG’s first comprehensive oncology service.
The Future of Cancer Care Starts With You
This is more than a degree. Apply now to make a lasting difference — for your career, your country, and your patients.
Your 5-Year Journey to Becoming a Clinical Oncologist
A structured pathway designed to build expertise in cancer care for Papua New Guinea
Meet Eligibility Criteria
Complete 2 years of residency post-MBBS and 1 year as a service registrar.
Part 1 - Foundational Training
Months 1-24
Focuses on basic medical sciences and foundational modules like radiation physics and radiobiology.
Part 2 - Advanced Clinical Training
Months 24-60
Develops advanced practical skills, sub-specialisations, and includes a mandatory research project.
Graduation & Specialist Recognition
Trainees are awarded the MMed degree and recognised as specialist Clinical Oncologists in PNG.
Workplace Based Assessment Methods
CbD
Case-based Discussions
CSA
Clinical Supervisor Assessments
DORP
Direct Observation of Radiotherapy Contouring & Plan Evaluation
DOST
Direct Observation of Systemic Treatment