Clinical Case Educator - Oncology/Specialty

McKesson•Fort Worth, TX

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

McKesson is hiring a Registered Nurse Clinical Case Educator to provide patient care and counseling for people enrolled in its Medication Therapy Program. This telehealth role focuses on oncology and other specialty drug therapies. The educator provides clinical interventions based on assessed patient needs, reports adverse events, and supports patients’ ongoing treatment and adherence. The position requires residence within commuting distance of Cary, North Carolina, or Fort Worth, Texas, and office attendance twice a week. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with one rotating evening shift each week. Cary hours are generally 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern, with one weekly shift from 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Fort Worth hours are generally 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Central, with a rotating evening shift; the posting lists this as 10 a.m.–9 p.m. One rotating Saturday is also required. PTO blackout dates apply around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s holidays. The role requires an active RN license in North Carolina or Texas, depending on location, and the ability to obtain licenses in all states and U.S. territories served within three months of employment through McKesson-supported programming, subject to minimum application guidelines. The position requires at least four years of nursing experience, including at least one year of acute-care experience, and experience in oncology or another specialty. The posting lists a base pay range of $36.23–$60.39 and notes that an annual bonus or long-term incentive opportunities may also be offered.

Requirements

Registered Nurse credentials and an active RN license in North Carolina or Texas, as applicable.
Current unrestricted compact-state license or primary North Carolina licensure; Texas RN licensure is required for Texas residents.
Ability to obtain licensing in all states and U.S. territories served within three months of employment through Biologics-supported programming, subject to minimum application guidelines.
At least four years of nursing experience, including at least one year of acute-care experience.
Education equivalent to an associate, bachelor’s, or higher degree in nursing, or an accredited nursing diploma.
Computer skills, including email, word processing, spreadsheets, and web-based programs.
Effective oral and written communication skills.
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret practice standards, professional journals, technical procedures, and government standards and regulations.
Ability to reside within commuting distance of Cary, NC, or Fort Worth, TX, and report to the office twice a week.
Ability to work the stated weekday schedule, one rotating evening shift per week, and one rotating Saturday.

Nice To Haves

Experience in oncology or other specialties.
Experience with motivational interviewing.

Responsibilities

Counsel and educate new and existing patients about specialty drug therapies.
Follow drug-specific requirements, contracted requirements, and accrediting regulations.
Maintain complete, thorough, and accurate documentation in accordance with good documentation practices and industry standards and regulations.
Discuss potential and current side effects with patients, educate them about treatment alternatives, and support ongoing therapy adherence.
Identify and report adverse events and product complaints to manufacturers, the FDA, and/or other governing authorities.
Verify specialty drugs and provide related education.
Serve as a conduit between providers and patients to support therapeutic longevity.
Follow patient-management programs, including call cadence schedules, medication management programming, drug counseling, and provider collaboration.
Maintain patient demographic records, medical history, and other records in accordance with federal HIPAA standards.
Collaborate with Pharmacy Support teams to ensure timely and accurate delivery of specialty drugs.