Clinical Nurse Educator, Immunology
ADMA Biologics, Inc.
August 27, 2026
Full-time
Remote
Worldwide
Medical Affairs
Role: Field-based Clinical Nurse Educator specializing in immunology for ADMA Biologics, focusing on immunoglobulin therapies in primary humoral immunodeficiency (PIDD). Objectives include delivering disease-state and administration education to healthcare professionals, supporting patient onboarding, and promoting safe therapy practices.
Responsibilities: Provide in-service training on IgRT administration to nurses and infusion staff across hospital, home, and infusion settings; educate clinical teams, patients, and advocacy groups on PIDD; assist with clinical training of colleagues; maintain up-to-date knowledge of immunoglobulin therapies and treatment guidelines; coordinate territory coverage and document activities; represent the company at scientific and advocacy conferences while ensuring compliance.
Qualifications: Active RN license; 5-8+ years of clinical nursing experience, with at least 5 years in IVIG/SCIG infusion across multiple care settings; Immunoglobulin Certified Nurse (IgCN) or eligibility with certification within 6 months; BSN preferred.
Preferred Skills: Strong organizational and communication skills; ability to independently manage a multi-state territory; FDA compliance knowledge; experience with immunoglobulin therapies in PIDD.
High-Value: Immunology, immunoglobulin therapies, PIDD, clinical education, nurse certification, multi-state territory management, compliance with FDA regulations, conference representation.
Work Setup: Remote, field-based; travel up to 80%, including overnight stays.
Responsibilities: Provide in-service training on IgRT administration to nurses and infusion staff across hospital, home, and infusion settings; educate clinical teams, patients, and advocacy groups on PIDD; assist with clinical training of colleagues; maintain up-to-date knowledge of immunoglobulin therapies and treatment guidelines; coordinate territory coverage and document activities; represent the company at scientific and advocacy conferences while ensuring compliance.
Qualifications: Active RN license; 5-8+ years of clinical nursing experience, with at least 5 years in IVIG/SCIG infusion across multiple care settings; Immunoglobulin Certified Nurse (IgCN) or eligibility with certification within 6 months; BSN preferred.
Preferred Skills: Strong organizational and communication skills; ability to independently manage a multi-state territory; FDA compliance knowledge; experience with immunoglobulin therapies in PIDD.
High-Value: Immunology, immunoglobulin therapies, PIDD, clinical education, nurse certification, multi-state territory management, compliance with FDA regulations, conference representation.
Work Setup: Remote, field-based; travel up to 80%, including overnight stays.