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- Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) - renew | ONCC
Current OCN® certification Active License A current, active, unencumbered license as a registered nurse in the US, its territories or Canada at the time of application and examination Experience A minimum of one year (12 months) of experience as an RN within the three years (36 months) prior to application, and 1,000 Hours of Practice
- Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation
Certification deepens the knowledge and care across oncology, a catalyst between purpose and profession in oncology nursing that cultivates greater patient impact
- Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) | ONCC
The OCN® Test Content Outline includes six major subject areas, each with a percentage assigned to it Many nurses who have passed the test tell us the Test Content Outline was essential in helping them know what areas to study Remember, only generic drug names are used on ONCC tests
- About ONCC | ONCC
Founded in 1984 as a non-profit organization, ONCC administered the first Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) examination in 1986 Today, ONCC offers eight credential programs and has more than 41,000 currently certified nurses
- Prepare for test | ONCC
2024 ONCC Test References The test references identify the resources used to develop items on each test OCN® Test References CPHON® Test References CBCN® Test References BMTCN® Test References AOCNP® Test References
- Get Certified | ONCC
Pursuing certification has been rejuvenating and has helped me re-validate my knowledge base TAMMY IRVING, BSN, RN, OCN®
- Testing and Renewal | ONCC
What is Nursing Certification? Nursing certification is a process to validate a registered nurse's qualification and knowledge of a specific area of nursing To become certified, a nurse must meet minimal competency standards set by the agency that grants the certification One purpose of nursing certification is to promote public safety Certification assures the public that a certified nurse
- Store | ONCC
ONCC Runway helps chart your learning and development path and gets you closer to eligibility for the Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) The program offers behavior assessments, structured goal setting, and mentorship to help you create a customized learning experience
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