Oncology Nurse Educator - New York

Responsibilities

• Serve as a strategic education leader across academic and community oncology accounts
• Proactive and reactive education with approved resources to the patient care team members
• Develop a customized educational plan through the analysis of account dynamics and clinical insights that meet the patient care team's needs and clinical challenges
• Educate on the preparation and administration requirements of TA products; and adverse event mitigation, monitoring, and management
• Interpret and communicate relevant clinical education topics to diverse audiences as per materials approved for the role
• Educate on disease state awareness, including clinical and operational aspects of appropriate patient diagnosis
• Provide education programs through 1:1 presentations/in-services and other methods expressly approved, which may include round-table discussions and podium presentations
• Educate patient care teams about the infusion process associated with the product
• Utilize strategic questioning and active listening to routinely document and share clinical insights
• Attend and provide clinical information and/or presentations at internal national, regional, and local meetings
• Provide staff support as appropriate at exhibit booths and displays
• Provide support to enhance training initiatives clinically and improve the clinical competencies of the internal sales team
• Collaborate across internal functional areas as it relates to the Oncology business (e.g., sales, marketing, clinical operations, medical, clinical value & evidence)
• Potentially provide education to patients in patient advocacy meeting settings using materials and messaging tailored and approved for use with such an audience

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required (Nursing or NP preferred)
• Master's level education preferred
• Three or more years of combined clinical experience and/or pharmaceutical sales, clinical educator, or medical affairs experience (Oncology preferred)
• Experience working in or supporting patients and HCPs in the infusion center setting, including the development/implementation of chemotherapy/biologics infusion procedures and protocols for therapy administration and patient safety monitoring is preferred
• Excellent communication(s), objective setting, influencing, business acumen, and analytical skills
• Demonstrated experience adapting to change and embracing learning
• Demonstrated experience interpreting clinical and pharmacoeconomic data
• Recognizes evolving shifts in oncology market trends and respective effects on provider and patient
• Success operating within a cross-functional team
• Proficiency in Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and other relevant applications
• Must be able to travel 50% of the time, including overnight and occasional weekends
• Valid driver's license; ability to pass a pre-employment drug screening test and meet safe driving requirements