Field Oncology Nurse Educator: Leader in Cancer Care

AbbVie; Kentucky; On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

AbbVie Oncology is seeking an Oncology Nurse Educator (ONE) to provide disease and product education to allied health professionals across approved therapies. The role is field-based, requiring travel and residence within a reasonable distance from the primary state (OH).

The ONE collaborates with field teams to support patient management and education initiatives. The position emphasizes education on dosing, administration, adverse events, and patient management, with ongoing collaboration

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in nursing, NP, PA or PharmD required
• Master’s degree preferred
• Current active HCP license
• 7+ years clinical oncology/hematology experience; recent Hematology and multiple myeloma experience preferred
• Experience in academic and/or community oncology practice with Hematology/Oncology patients

Responsibilities

• Serve as a strategic education leader across academic and community oncology accounts with validated resources.
• Develop customized educational plans from account dynamics and clinical insights.
• Educate on patient identification and role of therapies for hematologic and solid tumor malignancies.
• Educate on product preparation, administration, adverse event mitigation, and monitoring.

Skills

Excellent communication

Presentation skills

Analytical skills

Time management

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in nursing, NP, PA or PharmD

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

Excel

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

Outlook

Job description

AbbVie Oncology is seeking an Oncology Nurse Educator (ONE) to provide disease and product education to allied health professionals across approved therapies. The role is field-based, requiring travel and residence within a reasonable distance from the primary state (OH).

The ONE collaborates with field teams to support patient management and education initiatives. The position emphasizes education on dosing, administration, adverse events, and patient management, with ongoing collaboration