Join oncology professionals from across the state at the MOS 2025 Fall Conference in St. Louis, MO—a must-attend event for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare leaders. This premier gathering features a robust agenda with expert-led sessions on the latest advancements in the clinical pipeline, forward-thinking quality improvement initiatives, and cutting-edge research transforming oncology care. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical insights, network with thought leaders, and uncover new strategies to improve both patient outcomes and provider well-being. Complimentary registration is now open for providers below.

PROVIDER REGISTRATION

Provider Registration - inclusive of licensed physicians and allied health professionals including but not limited to registered nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, physician assistants, administrators, social workers, and office managers in an oncology practice or university; Fellows; Retirees. Provider registrants must not be employed by an Industry company (see below).

For assistance with provider registration, please email the Meetings Department.

EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

Industry Registration – open only to confirmed exhibitors. A registration link will be sent via email approximately 7-8 weeks prior to the event. Any Industry attendees that register as a Provider will be voided. Please email corporaterelations@accc-cancer.org with any questions. 

• Industry Registration is inclusive of anyone working for Pharmaceutical, Business Tools/Technology, Diagnostics/Testing and Consulting companies.

Venue & Travel Information

Le Méridien St. Louis Clayton
7730 Bonhomme Ave,
St. Louis, MO 63105

This event will not be holding a room block. To make a reservation please contact the hotel.

Parking: Parking on-site is $30/ vehicle.

Presented by WashU Medicine

Advances in Oncology & Hematology is planned and implemented inter-professionally by physicians, nurses, and pharmacists. This live in-person activity is designed for medical oncologists, hematologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, internists, hospitalists, general and family practice physicians, nurses, pharmacists but may be of interest to physician assistants and other health professionals who care for cancer patients.