Cancer Nursing

An oncology nurse is a nurse specialized in caring for patients with cancer. These nurses need specialized oncology certifications and clinical experience beyond the standard baccalaureate. Oncology is a demanding field in which nurses assist patients, families , and caregivers through the uncertainty of diagnosis and treatment, as well as the anxiety of other disease-induced uncertainties including mortality. Oncology nurses having three important roles: Continue the targets and morals of health care; take part in the patients' experiences; and resolve the health care principles and the patients' experiences. Nurse’s salary depends on experience, expertise, and location.

Daily activities 
•    Care for patients diagnosed with cancer
•    Offering education and support to the families of patients
•    Chemotherapy Administration
•    Manage side effects of chemotherapy
•    Evaluation of ongoing needs and educational deficits