Since its inception in 1937, the NCI has been involved in finding new treatments for patients. One of the key elements of our mission is training the next generation of oncologists. Over the last 10 years almost two-thirds of NCI graduating medical oncology fellows have gone into academic medicine, another 17% are working in private industry or at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Since its inception in 1937, the NCI has been involved in finding new treatments for patients. One of the key elements of our mission is training the next generation of oncologists. Over the last 10 years almost two-thirds of NCI graduating medical oncology fellows have gone into academic medicine, another 17% are working in private industry or at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
