Field Clinical Educator, Pacific Northwest

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scorpion therapeuticsPortland (ME)

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary All Other Outpatient Care Centers

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About the role

Role Field Clinical Educator focusing on autoimmune diseases such as gMG and CIDP in the Pacific Northwest region. Objectives Deliver disease and product education to healthcare providers, patients, and extended care teams, ensuring treatment understanding and adherence.

Responsibilities: Develop and execute educational strategies for clinicians and patients, present on disease states and treatment management, and provide adverse event management guidance. Collaborate with internal teams on patient education initiatives. Build insights into customer needs and operational practices. Create account-specific engagement plans. Foster cross-functional relationships.

Requirements: Bachelor of Science in Nursing or advanced clinical degree. 5+ years of nursing/advanced practice experience. 3+ years in biotech/pharma industry. Excellent presentation skills and proficiency in MS Office. Ability to travel approx. 80%, including nights/weekends. High Value Autoimmune indications (gMG, CIDP). Biologics. Post-Rx patient education. Field-based role within pharmaceutical/biotech environment. Primarily community and academic healthcare settings. Work Setup Field-based in Pacific Northwest, covering Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and parts of Montana.

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