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Sr. Cell Therapy Clinical Educator - Pacific Northwest Territory

Seattle, WA
Legend Biotech is seeking a Sr. Cell Therapy Clinical Educator as part of the Commercial team based in our Pacific Northwest Territory.

Role Overview

The Sr. Cell Therapy Clinical Educators (CTCE) are field based commercial personnel responsible for providing clinical education for the Legend Biotech brands primarily focused on PI-based and disease state education to non-physician patient care teams (PCTs), including nurses, nurse navigators, pharmacists, and other advanced practice providers (APPs), such as Nurse Practitioners and Physician’s Assistants to drive positive patient experiences. Legend CTCE’s support a patient experience that focuses on the whole patient, addressing educational needs related to both clinical and behavioral aspects of treatment and disease management.

The Sr. CTCE will serve as the strategic education leader across oncology accounts in a defined geographic area. The Sr. CTCE will analyze account dynamics to gain a deep understanding of customer educational objectives and customer clinical challenges. The Sr. CTCE will use these insights to develop strategic educational plans. 

The Sr. CTCE will determine how to best engage customers and accounts, monitor the changing market educational needs/clinical trends, and compliantly collaborate with internal/external partners to build/execute plans that support the education needs.

The Sr. CTCE will also play a key role in the education of patients, through requests from advocacy groups.

The Sr. CTCE is responsible for conducting all activities in accordance with current regulatory and health care compliance guidelines and in alignment with the CTCE Rules of Engagement.

Key Responsibilities  

  • Build external relationships with PCTS (RN, NP, PA, Pharm.D., Nurse Navigators) and develop and manage a geographical territory.
  • Develop and maintain a strategic territory plan that meet customer educational needs and clinical challenges, through analysis of account dynamics and clinical insights.
  • Educate PCTS on disease state awareness, as well as, both clinical and operational aspects of appropriate patient identification.
  • Educate PCTs on the clinical profile of products including but not limited to clinical benefits and administration requirements.
  • Provide education programs through 1:1 presentation, round table discussions, or formal presentations.
  • Provide education to patients in patient advocacy meeting settings.
  • Master all aspects of the clinical and administrative profile of a new cancer medication.
  • Teach key external stakeholders (infusion nurses, other medical staff) on the infusion process associated with a new cancer medication.
  • Understand, translate and communicate relevant clinical education topics to diverse audiences.
  • Utilize strategic questioning and actively listen to routinely document and share PCT clinical insights from customer engagements that take place within accounts or at national, regional, and local meetings.
  • Utilize clinical insights to shape local education strategy and build strategic account educational plans.
  • Attend and provide clinical information and/or presentations at national, regional, and local meetings.
  • Provide staff support, as appropriate at exhibit booths and displays as required.
  • Actively participate in journal clubs, book clubs, and team clinical discussions.
  • In collaboration with supervisor develops, implements, and documents performance and development plan.
  • Participate in projects as assigned by management.
  • Perform all administrative requirements in a timely, accurate and compliant manner (eg. expense reports, documentation of activities).
  • Provide regional and local support to clinically enhance sales training initiatives and improve clinical competencies of field personnel in partnership with Legend Learning and Development Team.
  • Support the assigned therapeutic areas within the Legend Biotech portfolio and compliantly collaborates internally across functional areas as it relates to the Oncology business including sales, marketing, Medical Science Liaisons, etc.
  • Maintain thorough understanding and competence in the following areas: Oncology Clinical Educator mission, vision and rules of engagement; operating company labeled scientific data; market dynamics and competitive landscape; regulatory and health care compliance. guidelines; corporate policies on appropriate business conduct and ethical behavior; relevant SOPs and guidelines.
  • Stays current in clinical developments related to specific disease states.
  • Develops and maintains advanced presentation skills to facilitate effective communication of clinical information.
  • Documents all interactions, clinical insights and customer profile information daily as directed.
  • Attends clinically relevant meetings for personal/professional development.
  • Maintains the highest level of professional standards in all interactions with customers and other business contacts.

Requirements

  • Minimum: Bachelor’s Degree from accredited college or university in a health science field (RN, NP, PA, etc).
  • Advanced degree also considered.
  • Minimum of 10 years nursing experience or 5 years Oncology experience.
  • Clinical practice experience in immune effector cell therapy/bone marrow transplant (required if no previous in-house industry experience).
  • Involvement/membership in ONS (Oncology Nursing Society).
  • Previous in-house industry sales or clinical educator experience.
  • Experience with Multiple Myeloma.

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