Three-year subspecialty training program for physicians interested in an academic/clinical career as a gynecologic oncologist. The program utilizes a mentor-preceptor model of education emphasizing one-on-one training with nationally recognized mentors. Unique features include problem-based learning didactics, hands-on cadaver and pelvic anatomy courses, and an opportunity to earn a concurrent master's degree in biomedical science in gynecologic oncology or clinical and translational research.