Advocacy
ONS National Strategic Plan 2016–2018
Innovation in Knowledge and Learning
Excellence in Oncology Nursing and Patient Care
Advocacy for Patients and the Profession
Advance the quality of cancer care and patient/staff safety
Advocacy is a key part of what we do everyday for our patients. Examples of advocacy is anything from giving pain medications, having crucial conversations with family and health care providers, to contacting the local House/Senate Representatives offices to present a patient related issue that needs their attention.
With your ONS membership, you can earn FREE CE by taking the Advocacy 101: Making a Difference as online course.
National ONS will be doing a 2-Day Capitol Hill program in Washington D.C. The program occurs in the last quarter of the year. National ONS pays for your time in Washington and the Chapter covers travel (flights and ground transportation). Stay tuned for more details.
Senator Dianne Feinstein One Post Street Suite 2450 San Francisco, CA 94104 (415) 393-0707
Senator Kamla Harris 50 United Nations Plaza Suite 5584, San Francisco, CA 94102 (213) 894 – 5000
District 17: Ro Kahanna – local district contact information is: 900 Lafayette Street Suite 206, Santa Clara California 95050 1-408-436-2720
District 18: Anna Eshoo at 698 Emerson St., Palo Alto, California 94301 1450-323-2984,1-408-245-2330,1-831-335-2020
District 19: Zoe Lofgren at 635 North 1st Street, Suite B, San Jose, CA 95112 Phone (408) 271-8700
Santa Clara Board of Supervisors of 5 Districts who are directly involved with County programs, especially the county hospital systems- Valley Medical Center. The names of the District supervisors are: Ken Yeager- District 4, Joe Simitian-District 5, Mike Wasserman-District 1, Cindy Chevez-District 2, and David Cortese-District 3.
ONS Capitol Hill 2017 California representatives meet with Congressmen from our respective districts & Senators Diane Feinstein & Kamala Harris:
At SF City Hall in support of ACA: