This role is field-based and candidates should live within a reasonable distance from the primary city. This geography covers the entire states of Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

The Oncology Nurse Educator (ONE) will be responsible for proactively engaging with allied healthcare professionals to provide product and disease education, in support of before, during and after patient management on approved therapies. The ONE will focus on providing ongoing education and resources related to patient management, dosing and administration, and side effect management. The ONE will collaborate with other field teams within ways of working guidelines to ensure education support for allied healthcare clinicians.
The Oncology Nurse Educator (ONE) interacts with allied healthcare clinicians in key targeted accounts and provide clinical in-services and education. The ONE identifies educational needs and expands disease state awareness, initiating and managing patients on a therapy, understanding of symptom management and appropriate patient identification through these educational interactions within a defined geographical region.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a strategic education leader across academic and community oncology accounts by way of:
  • Proactive and reactive education with approved resources to the patient care team members.
  • Develops 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.
• As deemed appropriate, collaborates 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.