The purpose of a SIG is to encourage networking and information exchange among nurses who share common professional interests. ONS currently offers members the option to join any of 30 different SIGs. Membership includes a subscription to the SIG's newsletter, a membership directory that is useful for locating members outside your community, and opportunities to participate in work groups that develop projects or products related to the specialty area. Click here for a list of SIGs and membership information. A number of volunteer opportunities are available to members who want to participate in Society activities.
Project teams are small groups brought together to work on a specific project.
You'll also find periodic calls for reviewers and contributors in the Oncology Nursing Forum and Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing. In addition, SIG membership offers opportunities to become involved in a variety of work groups or volunteer roles. ONS offers continuing education in several formats to meet your needs. Consult the meetings calendar for dates and locations of future ONS Congress, Fall Institute, and regional workshop programs you can attend. Or, choose from a variety of online continuing education programs.