The Carl M. Mansfield, MD Research Fellowship is designed to support medical students who bring diverse perspectives to research and healthcare. This program aims to encourage students from varied backgrounds to explore Radiation Oncology as a field of specialty.Dr. Mansfield started his career at Howard University and Medical School and became a beloved physician and educator. He was a trailblazer in the field of Radiation Oncology best known for his innovative treatments of breast cancer. Dr. Mansfield had a great desire to ensure that students were aware of what they could accomplish in the medical field and allowed students to work with him and others towards this goal.
Fostering a pipeline for radiation oncology that builds a physician workforce who have diverse perspectives is critical for improving patient care, fostering inclusive research, and advancing health equity. By providing meaningful exposure to the field of Radiation Oncology, this fellowship honors Dr. Mansfield’s legacy and supports students who will contribute to the future of academic medicine and patient-centered care.
Contact Information
Sara Burke
Program Coordinator
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center