RN, Advanced Therapy Remote Patient Monitoring
sciproDenver (CO)
RN, Advanced Therapy Remote Patient Monitoring
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sciproDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
SciPro is partnered with a venture-backed, NYC-based healthtech company that is building an embedded, end-to-end platform for cell, gene, and advanced immunotherapies. Their model brings together the clinical team, the technology, and the financing that community oncology practices need to offer these therapies close to home, and their early results with bispecific therapies have been remarkable. They are hiring their first full-time Registered Nurse to own daytime remote patient monitoring! In this role, you will be the first clinical touchpoint for patients moving through bispecific and CAR-T therapy, watching closely for the earliest signs that something is off and knowing exactly when to bring in the Advanced Practice Provider. You will report directly to an experienced Nurse Practitioner from a leading academic cell therapy center, and you will help shape how the clinical program grows. This is a hands-on, in-person role for an oncology nurse who loves being a true all-around team player at an early-stage company.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assess patients on bispecific and CAR-T therapies through phone and video monitoring at protocol-defined intervals, using record review, patient-reported vitals and symptoms, and standardized tools like the ICE questionnaire
- Monitor for and grade early signs of CRS and ICANS, escalating promptly and clearly to the on-call Advanced Practice Provider when findings fall outside protocol thresholds
- Provide a clear clinical handoff to the APP team for any finding that requires judgment beyond RN scope
- Coordinate monitoring schedules with partner clinics and health systems around dosing and treatment timelines
- Partner with clinic staff and physicians as both a patient-facing and clinic-facing clinician
- Educate patients and caregivers on what to expect during treatment, warning signs to watch for, and when to reach out between scheduled calls
- Support quality reviews of monitoring calls alongside the Nurse Practitioner
- Help identify patients for enrollment, and support prior authorizations and chart documentation as needs arise
- Contribute clinical feedback to product and workflow development as the program scales
- Document every encounter accurately and promptly in the system of record
- Maintain active licensure across the states where the company operates, and pursue compact or additional state licenses as the partner network grows
Qualifications:
- Current RN license in good standing in New Jersey (strongly preferred) and New York, or eligibility for licensure by endorsement or compact. The company covers licensure and credentialing costs
- Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Nursing from an accredited program 2+ years of oncology or hematology nursing experience
- Comfort assessing patients remotely by phone and video, and communicating findings clearly and promptly
- Excitement about being a flexible, generalist nurse who plugs in wherever the team needs them, from monitoring to scheduling to quality review
- Current BLS certification
- Ability to work on site in New York City, with flexibility around schedule as the program ramps upBonus points if you have:
- Experience with CAR-T, bispecific, or other cellular therapy patients, including CRS and neurotoxicity monitoring (training is provided)OCN certification
- Multi-state or compact RN licensure
- Experience in a remote or telehealth care model
- Exposure to reimbursement, product rollouts, or technology feedback processes
Why This Role Stands OutFirst nurse hire: You will be the first full-time RN on the team, with real ownership of daytime monitoring and a direct hand in building the clinical workflows that follow.
Mentorship from day one: You will learn from an experienced Nurse Practitioner from a top academic cell therapy program and a chief medical advisor who is invested in your growth.
Frontier of oncology: You will work with CAR-T and bispecific therapies that are changing outcomes for patients with few other options.
Room to grow: As the company scales, new opportunities will open across clinical operations and customer success, along with a planned cell and gene therapy clinical trial network for nurses who want to move into research.
Shape the technology: Your clinical feedback will directly influence the platform your team uses every day.
Startup culture in NYC: Join a close-knit, in-office team of clinicians, builders, and operators, with remote work on most Fridays.
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