
Pam McMillan, RN, OCN
Pam McMillan a native to the Texas Panhandle is a registered nurse, wife and mother. During her career she has developed a passion for serving those suffering from cancer. Her current role is leading the survivorship program on behalf of the Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation. She continues to serve those individuals and families across the region that are affected by cancer. Follow her on Twitter @pammo10
Articles
How Can We Help Patients Who Suffer from CIPN?
October 18, 2017
Article
Understanding the effects of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is imperative to be able to care for our patients better.
If I Wasn't So Tired
August 29, 2017
Article
Many patients complain of feeling so tired. What can we do to help those suffering from fatigue?
Cancer Survivors Day
June 15, 2017
Article
What milestones do you celebrate with your oncology patients?
InCANCERated
May 31, 2017
Article
As a young adult with cancer you may feel like a prisoner in your own world. How can nurses help this age group?
We All Need A Little Beauty Sleep
March 27, 2017
Article
Are you, and your patients, getting enough sleep every night? A good night's sleep can contribute to better health.
Can You Just Listen to Me?
March 03, 2017
Article
Is saying "sorry" enough when someone is grieving? As a nurse, how can you help a grieving patient or family?
Eating Healthy on the Job
February 08, 2017
Article
Two-thirds of cancers can be prevented by diet and exercise alone. Now is the time to focus on cancer prevention.