US: Sr. Cell Therapy Clinical Educator (Gulf Coast)
scorpion therapeuticsGranite Heights (WI)
US: Sr. Cell Therapy Clinical Educator (Gulf Coast)
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scorpion therapeuticsGranite Heights (WI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Role: Senior Cell Therapy Clinical Educator responsible for providing education and resources on Legend's CAR-T therapy to advanced practice providers and nurses in the Gulf Coast region. Objectives include enhancing disease knowledge, training staff on proper therapy administration, adverse event management, and supporting product adoption.
Responsibilities:
Conducting peer-to-peer and group educational sessions
Engaging with key accounts
Collaborating with commercial teams on regional initiatives
Representing Legend at professional meetings
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a health science field (RN, NP, PA)
At least 10 years of nursing or 5 years in oncology
Experience with immune effector cell therapies or bone marrow transplant
Involvement in Multiple Myeloma
Preferred Skills:
Exceptional communication
Clinical expertise in CAR-T
Strong collaboration
Travel readiness (~75%)
High-ValueCAR-T therapy
Immune effector cell platforms Multiple myeloma
Field-based education
Clinical and commercial collaboration
Remote work near Houston or New Orleans
Significant travel
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