IQVIA

Life Sciences

FieldNurseEducator

$95–105k Nashville, Tennessee, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Field Nurse Educator at IQVIA. Skills: Nurse Educator, Patient Education, Clinical Data, Pharmacology. Coordinate patient resource connection. Provide direct educational training”

What You'll Achieve.

Promote behavioral change; Empowerment of patients; Improve specific treatment compliance; Support for persistence and compliance

Industry & Context.

Life Sciences
Eligibility Requirements

Valid driver’s license, Live in the designed territory, Dedicated home workspace, Flexibility to work weekends and evenings, Traveling up to 60-70%, Compliance with client requirements for vaccination

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

RN licensure required in state of residency, Current nursing license in good standing, Valid driver’s license required, Fully competent in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and iPad technology

Nice to Have

BSN, Nurse educator experience, Bilingual in English/Spanish

What You'll Do.

Coordinate patient resource connection

Provide direct educational training

Support multiple disease states

Provide patient-focused education

Foster dialogue between patient and provider

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work cross functional

Communication Scope

Interpersonal (written and verbal) skills

Process & Methodology

Maintain prioritization of key projects and deadlines, Develop, follow and execute developed plans

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