Bilingual Nurse Case Manager (12-Month Contract) / Gestionnaire de cas infirmier(ère) bilingue (contrat de 12 mois)

McKesson•Mississauga, ON

2d•CA$56,800 - CA$75,700•Hybrid

About The Position

Join McKesson’s Patient Support Programs to help patients start and stay on specialty therapies. As a Bilingual Nurse Case Manager, you’ll serve as the single point of contact for prescribers, clinic staff, and patients—coordinating onboarding, education, and ongoing adherence support across the treatment journey. This field/remote role includes travel to clinics, homes, or virtual visits to deliver injection training, disease/medication education, and to liaise with care teams for smooth, timely access to therapy.

Requirements

Bilingual: Fluent in French and English (spoken and written).
Nursing license in Ontario or Quebec (or both).
RN strongly preferred; RPN/LPN and NP considered.
2+ years of relevant experience (or an equivalent combination).

Nice To Haves

Direct experience in case management, patient education, or specialty therapy support.
Experience in immunology, rheumatology, dermatology, or gastroenterology; familiarity with biologics and pre‑treatment work‑ups (e.g., TB testing, imaging, labs).
Comfortable delivering injection training and using adult‑learning principles to tailor teaching.
Strong relationship‑building, documentation, and MS Office skills; ability to prioritize effectively in a field‑based environment with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Act as the primary contact for prescribers and clinic teams to enroll patients and coordinate services.
Provide patient education (disease state, medication, side‑effect management) and deliver in‑home, in‑clinic, or virtual injection training based on patient preference.
Support adherence through scheduled follow‑ups; share timely clinical updates with physicians/clinic staff.
Complete concise, accurate documentation; conduct chart reviews as needed for reimbursement navigation.
Collaborate with McKesson pharmacy colleagues, manufacturer partners, and clinic teams to remove barriers to care and escalate issues beyond program scope when required.