12th Annual Trainee Oncology Meeting

We are delighted to invite clinical oncology trainees from across the UK and Ireland to Birmingham for the 2026 edition of ATOM – a dynamic two-day event offering a vibrant and collaborative environment to inspire, inform and connect the next generation of oncologists.

Why attend? 

• Expert led clinical updates – stay ahead of the curve with the latest developments in oncology practice, delivered by leading experts
• Hands on contouring sessions – sharpen your practical skills in our immersive sessions tailored to real-world clinical scenarios
• Explore emerging technologies and therapies – discover how innovation is reshaping cancer care, from advanced brachytherapy to emerging breath hold therapies
• Tailored support for every stage of your training – whether you’re preparing for FRCR exams or exploring subspecialties, ATOM offers targeted sessions to support your journey
• Focus on wellbeing and resilience – learn strategies for thriving in a demanding profession, with sessions dedicated to wellbeing
• Network with event speakers and delegates at the 3-course event dinner, included in your ticket price.

Be part of a vibrant community shaping the future of oncology. Join us in Birmingham for two days of learning and networking in a welcoming and supportive environment.

View the programme and register your place.

Learning objectives:  

1. Provide evidence-based updates on complex and evolving aspects of oncology practice, including SABR and brachytherapy, to guide and support sub-specialty decision-making.
2. Offer practical contouring workshops led by experts with interactive feedback to enhance accuracy and promote confidence in everyday radiotherapy planning and delivery.
3. Explore current training pathways and challenges, including exam preparation and regional recruitment efforts, with opportunities to identify strategies for personal and professional development.
4. Highlight strategies for integrating wellbeing and resilience practices into clinical training to support long-term professional growth.
5. Facilitate networking and collaboration among peers, educators, and the multidisciplinary team to foster shared learning, enhance oncology practice, and improve patient care.

Who should attend? 

• This event is for UK and Ireland trainees and resident doctors only.
• Member oncology trainees and resident doctors
• Non-member oncology trainees and resident doctors
• Pre CCT Fellows

All delegates are invited to participate in a pre-course contouring activity and on-the-day interactive sessions at the conference.  

Please note, this event is in-person only and will not be available to view on-demand.