Announcements

Please review the candidate information and cast your vote by Friday, July 31 at 5:00 pm ET. This year’s ballot includes President-Elect, Emerging Professional Member-at-Large, and four candidates for three Member-at-Large positions.

Candidate SROA Connect profile links are included on the ballot so you can learn more about each candidate’s bio, job history, education, and SROA involvement.

Ballot Link

Thank you for participating in this important process and helping shape the future leadership of SROA!

If your organization is hiring for a radiation oncology administrator, manager, director, practice administrator, or other department leadership role, the SROA Career Center is a targeted way to reach experienced professionals in the field. For a limited time, SROA members who purchase one 30-day job posting will receive a second 30-day posting free to use by June 30, 2027.

To learn more about this member hiring promotion, email your job title and brief description to info@sroa.org. We’ll confirm eligibility and share the promotional code for qualifying roles.

2026 Radiation Oncology Payment Policy Updates: Will You be Ready?
October 9, 2025
12:00 PM – 12:45 PM ET
 
Join RCCS oncology industry experts Ron DiGiaimo and Teri Bedard for an essential webinar designed specifically for SROA members. With the release of the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) and Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System (HOPPS) proposed rules and updates to ROCR sent to Congress, there are significant changes on the horizon that will impact coding, billing, and operational workflows across both freestanding and hospital-based oncology settings.
 
Ron and Teri will provide a debrief on what we already know and share what might still be on the horizon. A dedicated Q&A session will follow the presentation—bring your most pressing questions and join the conversation.

Register Here

Back by popular demand, we are offering our preconference workshop for New Radiation Oncology Administrators again in San Francisco. 

This course is designed for new administrators for radiation oncology with less than 18 months ‎experience. The course will provide an overview of radiation oncology administration and what you ‎need to know in the first few days, weeks, months on the job, an overview of required knowledge in ‎Human Resources, Administration and Finance, and an overview of the Revenue Cycle. 

Learning Objectives:‎
1.    ‎Define basic and common radiation oncology terminology
2.    Summarize the steps from initial patient diagnosis through to treatment plan
3.    Identify appropriate codes for each of the stages in the treatment plan
4.    Plan effectively for human resources needs and budgetary cycle

The cost is $150 for members and non-members alike.  If you know of anyone who is new to administration or interested in transitioning into an administrative role, this would be a great session to attend.