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Despite the challenges faced by the healthcare industry over the past few years, there continue to be exciting breakthroughs in oncology, new treatments and technologies, and updated guidelines to improve care for your patients.    

Additionally, burnout has been part of the nursing profession for a long time. As the complexities of the profession increase, so do your staff's vulnerability. Oncology nurses have multiple physical, emotional, and mental demands, which, if left unaddressed, can lead to burnout, compassion fatigue, and moral distress.  

ONS Congress offers avenues for your nurses to decompress and focus on their own well-being, as well as important evidence-based education and resources, so that they are better equipped to deliver the best patient care for your institution.  

ONS is a professional organization that represents 100,000 nurses and is the professional home to more than 35,000 members committed to promoting excellence in oncology nursing and the transformation of cancer care. Don’t miss the opportunity to showcase your brand and reach a captive audience at the ONS 48th Annual ONS Congress in San Antonio, TX. Meet with oncology nurses who are looking for education, products, and services to help them improve cancer care. 

The ONS Congress Learning Hall provides the perfect opportunity to connect and network with colleagues and exhibitors alike. Think of the hall as the official hub for your ONS Congress experience. As you explore the hall, network and share best practices with other attendees and exhibitors from industry and advocacy groups, attend non-NCPD presentations to continue learning outside of session time, and make long-lasting connections to further your growth as an oncology nurse.  

Media credentials for ONS Congress are reserved for working members of the media employed by established news organizations. Press badges will be issued to journalists who submit documentation. 

Empower your colleagues to revitalize their practice—share your transformative ideas and findings by submitting an abstract. 

Attending ONS Congress exposes your nurses to a variety of research and evidence-based practices that impact patient outcomes. Sharing clinical expertise and professional experiences provides your team with opportunities to network with peers and bring new ideas and improvement opportunities back to your facility. 

Think of the ONS Learning Hall as the hub for your ONS Congress experience. As you explore the hall, network, and share best practices with other attendees, exhibitors from industry and advocacy partners, and ONS leaders. Plus, you can attend non-NCPD presentations to continue learning outside of session time.

These ONS Congress Terms and Conditions (these “Terms”) apply to you and your participation in ONS Congress. By registering for or by participating in ONS Congress, you, on behalf of yourself and your heirs, assigns, executors, administrators, next of kin, anyone attending ONS Congress with you (which persons you represent have authorized you to act on their behalf for purposes of these Terms), and other persons acting or purporting to act on my or their behalf (collectively, “Related Persons”) agree and intend to be legally bound to these Terms.

Staying at the headquarter hotels provides you with the convenience of being close to all of the action that ONS Congress^® has to offer! Walk right out of your hotel and onto the beautiful palm tree-lined walkway as you head to the conference center, and since you’re so close, feel free to stop back at your room often to rest up. Some of our acclaimed industry events are even hosted in the headquarter hotels so that cutting-edge education and networking is always right around the corner!