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I was wondering for the oncology floor in a hospital was like during the day/night? What is your day/night like? How many patienet do you typcially have?

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Old Feb 21, 2008, 05:09 PM
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I am in a situation somewhat similar to yours and looking for answers. I am currently working in dialysis and have been offered a position on an oncology. I hear it is a very, very busy floor. Would appreciate any comments from any of you oncology nurses and whether it is a wise decision to switch from dialysis to oncology.

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