Clinical Nurse Educator, Immunology

Role: Field-based Clinical Nurse Educator for immunology therapies, specializing in immunoglobulin treatments for primary humoral immunodeficiency (PIDD). Objectives include delivering disease-state and product administration education to healthcare professionals, supporting patient onboarding, and ensuring safe therapy practices across hospital, infusion suite, and home care settings. Responsibilities encompass conducting in-service training, educating patients and caregivers, partnering with Medical Affairs and Commercial teams to ensure consistent messaging, and representing ADMA at scientific conferences. The role requires maintaining deep clinical knowledge of immunoglobulin therapies and evolving treatment guidelines, managing territory coverage, and ensuring compliance with FDA regulations. Qualifications include an active RN license, 5–8+ years of clinical nursing with at least 5 years in IVIG/SCIG infusion, and certification as an Immunoglobulin Certified Nurse or eligibility to obtain it within 6 months. Preferred skills include exceptional communication, organization, and adherence to FDA compliance standards. High-value specifics involve immunoglobulin therapies, PIDD management, and a focus on clinical education in a remote, field-based setup with up to 80% travel across a multi-state territory.