ONS Congress brings together thousands of oncology nurses for five days of learning, enabling attendees to return to their workplace feeling more confident and energized. Take advantage of all the learning opportunities at the annual ONS Congress: 

• Discuss opportunities to facilitate professional development and growth of current and future roles in the oncology nursing profession. 
• Examine advancements in symptom management and cancer care delivery grounded in expert guidelines and best practices. 
• Describe evidence-based findings from research and clinical practice to advance cancer care from etiology, prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, to end of life. 
• Identify priorities and innovative approaches integral to improving access, quality, and value in cancer dare delivery across the continuum. 

• Power sessions: hot topics relevant to every role in oncology nursing 
• Intensive sessions: a deeper dive into the topics that matter most to you  
• Track sessions: targeted content specific to each educational track  
• Poster presentations: projects your colleagues are conducting to improve patient care and processes 
• Project presentations: process improvements in a series of top-scoring abstracts from your peers 
• Industry events: breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert events presented by our industry supporters (Some may require separate registration.)   
• Networking sessions: Structured networking opportunities to discuss hot topics in oncology nursing.  

^{All sessions are at the intermediate or advanced level.} 

Educational tracks enable you to personalize your ONS Congress schedule and find the content best suited to your practice or level of expertise. All sessions are open to all attendees, so you can create a conference that restores your mind with new strategies and knowledge to drive positive change in your practice.  

Clinical Practice

Explore the latest therapies and evidence-based care for individuals with cancer. 

Advanced Practice   

Enhance your ability to provide and coordinate optimal cancer care for patients and their families as an advanced practice provider.  

Leadership/Management/Education   

Find new ways to train, educate and manage your staff and discover new tools to further develop your leadership skills. 

Research   

Join discussions about current research findings, the nurse scientist role, data science research, and issues surrounding funded nursing studies. 

Radiation   

Learn about the newest trends and technology in radiation therapy, as well as the latest in managing symptoms associated with this common treatment. 

ONS is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC’s) Commission on Accreditation. 

Accreditation as an American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission provider refers only to its nursing continuing professional development activities and does not imply ANCC Commission on Accreditation endorsement of any commercial products. ONS is accredited as a provider of continuing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #2850. The contact hours earned from this educational opportunity may qualify for initial oncology nursing certification and renewal via ILNA.
Visit ONCC.org for complete details.