About

Oregon's state society was among the country's first, and was originally formed as a patient advocacy group.

The purpose of OSMO shall be:

• To promote the highest professional standards of Oncology in the state of Oregon;
• To study, research and exchange information, experiences and ideas leading to improvement in Oncology.

In order to carry out these interests, some of the goals for the Society include:

• Affect legislation and public policy relative to patient access to cancer care
• Act as a resource on the "accepted medical practices" associated with cancer care
• Provide a forum for education of our members on current technologies and their role as accepted medical practices
• Provide communications to our members and others on issues affecting patient access to cancer care and the practice of oncology