Pros And Cons Of Being A Oncology Nurse

There's many pros and cons when being a Oncology Nurse. The cons are of course, that many of your patients will not make it. It's hard to see the people you have worked with and who have fought so hard pass away. There will be very sad moments, so you'll have to be tough. It will especially be sad seeing small children or babies have to go through treatment. However, the pros are that you really get to know your patients and their families and you get to provide care and comfort in what is likely their worst experience they will ever have. You build bonds, see people grow and learn a lot. Most Oncology Nurses in the United States are women. The bottom of the pay range sits near $22.28 per hour. And salary is $68,714 as of March 24, 2016. So

the pay rate is nice and i know it'll satisfy me in the long run.
Being a nurse period would be a great field to major in because you want to major in something that will always be around and needed. Nurses, doctors,policemen,lawyers,and more are all excellent jobs that makes good money. But i didn't choose to become a nurse just for the money. I did it for my cousin, Erika, and me. The care and support that is provided from the nurses to the patients is the best feeling ever. Like Will Smith would say, " Your life would become better by making others lives better."