in a team that’s making a real difference in the lives of patients facing cancer. Oncology nurses at Hamilton Health Sciences provide specialized, compassionate care for patients undergoing cancer treatment, from chemotherapy and stem cell transplants to surgical recovery and symptom management. In this fast-paced, high-acuity environment, our oncology nurses collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver evidence-based care, advocate for patients, and support their journey through treatment. With access to advanced training and professional development, oncology nurses at HHS play a vital role in transforming patient outcomes.
Education requirements
- Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
- Critical Practice Orientation (via HHS)
- Advanced oncology nursing credentials such as Provincial Standardized Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Course (offered at the De Souza Institute), Certified Oncology Nurse (CON(C), McMaster University Oncology Nursing Certificate, Mohawk College Oncology Certificate or equivalent from and accredited educational institution preferred
Registration requirements
Union group
Resisted Nurse: Ontario Nurses Association (ONA)
Highlights
At HHS, our pediatric and adult oncology nurses are at the forefront of cutting-edge treatments, from intensive chemotherapy and stem cell transplants to advanced surgical recovery and symptom management.
Working at our Juravinski Cancer Centre or McMaster Children’s Hospital, you’ll collaborate with an expert team to provide compassionate, patient-centered care every step of the way.
We are committed to investing in you. We offer comprehensive orientation, specialized training in chemotherapy, vascular access, and palliative care, and opportunities to advance your career in oncology nursing. If you’re looking for meaningful work, continuous growth, and the chance to truly impact patients’ lives, HHS is here to foster your oncology nursing career.