Oncology Nurse Educator - South Atlantic/Southeast

PharmaEssentia U.S.A.•, (Multiple States)

2d•$157,080 - $204,000•Remote

About The Position

PharmaEssentia Corporation is a rapidly growing biopharmaceutical innovator. We are leveraging deep expertise and proven scientific principles to deliver effective new biologics for challenging diseases in the areas of hematology and oncology, with one product approved and a diversifying pipeline. We believe in the potential to improve both health and quality of life for patients with limited options today through the combination of rigorous research and innovative thinking. Founded in 2003 by a team of Taiwanese-American executives and renowned scientists from U.S. biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, today we are listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE: 6446) and are expanding our global presence with operations in the U.S., Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and China, along with a world-class biologics production facility in Taichung. The Oncology Nurse Educator is responsible for delivering non-promotional, compliant clinical education to healthcare offices, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other clinical staff involved in the treatment of patients receiving BESREMi®. This field-based role serves as a trusted educational resource to support appropriate patient care throughout the treatment journey. This position operates within strict regulatory and compliance boundaries and does not engage in promotional activities or influence prescribing decisions. The ideal candidate is a clinically credible, collaborative, and self-directed nurse educator who can build trusted relationships with healthcare professionals while delivering compliant, high-quality education in support of patients receiving BESREMi. This individual should be comfortable working independently in a field-based environment, identifying educational needs across practice settings, and partnering effectively with cross-functional colleagues to support appropriate patient care. A patient-centered mindset, strong communication skills, sound clinical judgment, and consistent attention to compliance are essential for success in this role. Due to travel requirements, residency within the territory near a major airport is required.

Requirements

Active RN license required; BSN strongly preferred
5+ years of clinical nursing, nurse education, or healthcare professional education experience required
Oncology or hematology experience required
Experience educating nurses, advanced practice providers, physicians, and office-based clinical staff preferred
Understanding of oncology office workflows, patient monitoring, and the practical needs of community and academic practice settings
Strong understanding of compliance requirements and the ability to operate effectively within non-promotional role boundaries
Excellent interpersonal, presentation, verbal, and written communication skills
Ability to work independently, manage territory activity, and collaborate effectively across internal functions
Ability to travel as required by the role
Bilingual (Spanish) a plus

Nice To Haves

BSN strongly preferred
Bilingual (Spanish) a plus

Responsibilities

Deliver non-promotional, compliant education on polycythemia vera and upon approval, essential thrombocythemia, to nurses, advanced practice providers, and office staff.
Provide clinical education on treatment goals, patient selection concepts, administration considerations, monitoring parameters, and ongoing care needs associated with patients with PV and ET.
Support healthcare practices in understanding symptom burden, thrombotic and bleeding risks, splenomegaly-related concerns, and other common clinical considerations that affect patients with MPNs.
Educate office staff on practical approaches to treatment initiation, dose titration, laboratory monitoring, adverse reaction recognition, and follow-up needs in accordance with approved materials and company policy.
Serve as a trusted clinical resource to help reinforce best practices in patient counseling, treatment expectations, and long-term disease management for patients living with MPNs.
Assess educational needs within community and academic oncology practices and tailor compliant education to the roles of nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other clinical staff.
Provide education that supports the patient journey from treatment initiation through ongoing monitoring, including symptom reporting and adherence reinforcement.
Reinforce the importance of structured symptom assessment and patient-reported concerns.
Maintain clear separation from promotional activity and collaborate compliantly with cross-functional field partners to ensure healthcare practices receive coordinated support.
Use approved educational resources and tools to deliver compliant, accurate, and relevant education to healthcare professionals managing patients with MPNs.
Adapt educational discussions to the needs of different practice settings while remaining within regulatory, legal, and compliance standards.
Gather field insights on common questions, educational gaps, and operational challenges affecting patient care and share those insights through appropriate internal channels.
Provide feedback to internal stakeholders on opportunities to enhance educational materials, office tools, and training resources based on real-world practice needs.
Stay current on approved product information, disease-state updates, and internal training to ensure a high level of clinical credibility in all customer interactions.
Partner compliantly with Medical Affairs, Commercial, Market Access, Patient Services, and other internal teams to support aligned and appropriate educational engagement.
Coordinate with field partners to ensure healthcare practices receive timely, accurate, and role-appropriate education that supports patient care.
Communicate relevant field observations, customer needs, and recurring educational themes to internal stakeholders in a clear and actionable manner.
Contribute to a collaborative team culture by sharing best practices, customer insights, and successful education approaches with peers and cross-functional partners.
Document educational activities accurately and in a timely manner within required systems and according to company expectations.
Monitor trends in customer questions, practice needs, and educational outcomes to help improve future engagement and resource deployment.
Conduct all interactions in accordance with FDA regulations, company policies, and applicable legal and compliance standards.
Recognize, document, and promptly escalate adverse events, special situation reports, and product complaints in accordance with company policy.
Demonstrate sound clinical judgment, professionalism, and a patient-centered approach in all educational interactions.