2023 In-Person Course Dates
Introductory and Upgrade Courses
- April 26-28
- June 21-23
- August 23-25
- October 11-13
- December 6-8
Learning Objectives
- Identify the basic principles and biophysics of radiosurgery and how they apply to day-to-day patient treatment.
- Review the clinical indications, parameters of treatment, and outcomes of radiosurgery.
- Recognize radiation safety issues and principles, as well as become familiar with the emergency procedures as they pertain to radiosurgery.
- Apply the principles of stereotactic frame application, imaging, and use of radiosurgery treatment hardware.
Course Location
The radiosurgery course is held in the Cleveland Clinic Gamma Knife Center located in the Taussig Cancer Center, Room CA-LL-63.
Course Descriptions
Introductory Course
This education experience provides an opportunity to expand the practitioner’s range of treatment options to include this precise form of stereotactic radiosurgery. The course will provide hands-on sessions with experts experienced in radiosurgery. At the conclusion of the week, participants will receive a certificate of course attendance.
Introductory Course Target Audience
Neurosurgeons, medical physicists, radiation oncologists, neurootolaryngolists, dosimetrists, and radiation therapists who have little or no experience with radiosurgery.
Upgrade Course
This educational experience provides an opportunity to extend the experienced practitioner’s range of treatment options to include this more advanced form of stereotactic radiosurgery. Participants will become familiar with the new features when upgrading from previous models. At the conclusion of the three days, participants will receive a certificate of course attendance. Radiosurgery training is a prerequisite.
Upgrade Course Target Audience
Neurosurgeons, medical physicists, radiation oncologists, neurootolaryngolists and other health care professionals EXPERIENCED IN RADIOSURGERY.