Oncology

The oncology nurse gives the treatment to a patient who has been diagnosed with cancer. Their job functions include: 1. Patient Care:  Administration of chemotherapy, radiation, or any other treatment that is related to cancer and treating side effects.  2. Patient Education: Providing education on diagnosis, treatment, and symptoms management to patients and families.  3. Monitoring: Keeping watch over a patient to see whether they show any adverse reactions or changes in condition and responding as needed.  4. Emotional Support: Providing psychological counseling for patients and their families at difficult moments.  5. Coordination :- Coordinating with oncologists, radiologists, and others within the healthcare team to provide integrated care.  6. Palliative Care: Involvement in pain management and end-of-life services for a terminally ill patient.  They are adept at providing emotional support through their clinical skills and empathy while under heavy stress.

Graduate students are not automatically eligible to pursue a degree in *Oncology Nursing*. Such eligibility varies according to the required types of qualifications concerned with nursing or health care. To be able to practice *Oncology Nursing*, applicants are generally expected to fulfill the following:1. Bachelor Degree in Nursing (B.Sc. Nursing) :- This is one of the most common preconditions, as training oncology nurses in clinical skills and patient care is done during undergraduate nursing programs.2. *Registered Nurse Status* :- You need to be a registered nurse to specialize in oncology, which means you need to sit for a national nursing examination and be licensed.3. *Postgraduate Courses or Specialized Certification* :- After obtaining registration as a nurse, one can pursue further certification or a specialised *Master's in Nursing* with emphasis on oncology or related fields. Further qualifications can be achieved through certifications from bodies like the *Oncology Nursing Society *ate. A student who went through an unrelated discipline such as arts or engineering would first have to meet the eligibility for nursing school entry prior to specializing in oncology nursing.

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