Oncology Nurses in Canada are specialized registered nurses who provide comprehensive care to patients diagnosed with cancer across all stages of treatment — from diagnosis and chemotherapy administration through survivorship and palliative care.They manage complex medication regimens, monitor for treatment side effects, deliver patient and family education, and work closely with oncologists, radiation therapists, pharmacists, and multidisciplinary cancer care teams.### Key Facts* **NOC Code:** 31301 (Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses — Oncology nursing specialty)* **Work Settings:** Cancer centers, oncology inpatient units, chemotherapy infusion clinics, radiation oncology departments, bone marrow transplant units, palliative care units, outpatient oncology clinics, home-based cancer care programs* **Regulation:** Each province/territory has its own nursing regulatory body (e.g., CNO in Ontario, BCCNM in BC); Oncology Nursing certification through the Canadian Nurses...