Hemophilia Clinical Educator

Sanofi; Holloman (NM); A distancia; USD 100.000 - 160.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Sanofi Group is seeking a Hemophilia Clinical Educator for a field-based role in Cambridge, MA. You will educate nursing staff, support therapy initiation, and partner with cross-functional teams to improve patient care.

The role focuses on education, patient support, and compliant collaboration with clinical staff, with travel up to 60% to engage sites and communities.

Formación

• Active RN license required; BSN preferred.
• 3–5 years of clinical and/or biopharmaceutical industry experience.
• Prior clinical experience in hospital, infusion center, ambulatory care, or home health setting.
• Demonstrated experience educating and engaging nursing staff, healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers.
• Ability to work effectively within a cross-functional matrix environment and manage multiple priorities independently.
• Advanced degree preferred (MSN, NP, PA, or other).
• Clinical specialty certification in Hematology/Oncology/Rare Disease preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Serve as the strategic clinical liaison to nursing leadership and clinic staff, owning education and onboarding.
• Develop site-specific engagement strategies for therapy initiation and patient education.
• Collaborate with nursing leadership and cross-functional partners to optimize patient experience.
• Capture and communicate field insights to inform program decisions.
• Support timely therapy initiation by assessing patient needs and enabling onboarding.

Conocimientos

Clinical education

Nursing liaison

Cross-functional collaboration

Stakeholder engagement

Educación

Active RN license

BSN preferred

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Advanced degree preferred (MSN/NP/PA)

Descripción del empleo

Job Title: Hemophilia Clinical Educator
Location: Field-Based. Cambridge, MA.

About the Job

The Hemophilia Clinical Educator (CE) is a strategic field-based role and critical member of the Rare Blood Disorders (RBD) and Oncology Patient Support Services (PSS) team, serving patients, nursing staff, and clinical staff within a complex cross-functional field team. Leveraging deep expertise in hemophilia, the CE delivers clinical education that addresses site-specific educational needs, supports patients throughout the treatment journey, and reinforces appropriate use priorities. The CE monitors, analyzes, and communicates key performance indicators (KPIs) to evaluate effectiveness and inform educational strategy. The CE role is non-promotional. The CE does not engage in promotional activities, influence prescribing decisions, or participate in sales-related activities. The role is focused exclusively on education, patient support, appropriate use of prescribed therapies, and clinical partnership with nursing and ancillary staff.
The CE is a subject matter expert in disease state, product, administration, and support services, leading clinical site engagement, facilitating therapy initiation and onboarding for patients whose physicians have already prescribed therapy, and serving as a strategic intelligence source by compliantly capturing nursing and clinic-level insights and communicating them to cross-functional partners to inform planning and decision-making.

Join the team transforming care for people with immune challenges, rare diseases, cancers, and neurological conditions. In Specialty Care, you’ll help deliver breakthrough treatments that bring hope to patients with some of the highest unmet needs.

About Sanofi
We’re an R&D-driven, AI-powered biopharma company committed to improving people’s lives and delivering compelling growth. Our deep understanding of the immune system – and innovative pipeline – enables us to invent medicines and vaccines that treat and protect millions of people around the world. Together, we chase the miracles of science to improve people’s lives.

Main Responsibilities

Strategic Clinical Site Engagement & Nursing Liaison Function

• Serve as the strategic clinical liaison to nursing leadership and clinic staff within assigned clinical sites and treatment centers, owning the clinical education, therapy onboarding, and nursing staff relationship.

• Develop and execute site-specific clinical engagement strategies that support therapy initiation, administration onboarding, patient education, and appropriate use priorities.

• Collaborate with nursing leadership and cross-functional field team partners to optimize the treatment experience and inform coordinated site engagement planning.
  

Insight Capture & Upward Influence

• Compliantly capture, synthesize, and communicate patient, nursing, and clinic-level insights, including observations related to clinical workflows, therapy administration, patient onboarding, and educational needs, to inform cross-functional strategies and decision-making.

• Identify emerging clinical, operational, and patient experience trends across sites and communicate actionable insights to leadership and internal stakeholders, ensuring field perspectives are represented in the development and refinement of programs, resources, and initiatives.
  

Support for Timely Initiation of Prescribed Therapy & Clinical Onboarding

• Support timely initiation of prescribed therapy by assessing patient‑specific needs, facilitating clinical onboarding, and executing action plans that advance patients through the treatment process following a healthcare provider's prescribing decision.

• Partner cross‑functionally to identify and resolve patient‑specific barriers to treatment, driving coordinated action plans and accountability for efficient therapy initiation.

• Provide administration onboarding and treatment preparation education to nursing staff and care teams supporting patients initiating prescribed therapy.

HCP Site Education & Clinical Programming Strategy

• Lead and execute site‑level HCP education strategies for nursing staff, clinic coordinators, and ancillary staff, ensuring educational activities align with site‑specific needs and applicable medical, legal, and regulatory requirements.

• Develop and deliver branded and unbranded educational programs utilizing appropriate modalities, including live, virtual, group, and individual in‑services, to support clinical knowledge, therapy administration readiness, and confidence in patient care.

• Maintain and adapt site education plans based on evolving site dynamics, including staffing changes, new prescribers, clinical workflow updates, and product or indication developments.

Patient Education, Community & Advocate Outreach

• Engage patients and caregivers to provide personalized education on disease state, treatment, and support services, tailoring educational approaches to individual needs throughout the treatment journey.

• Lead patient education initiatives through individual, family, group, live, and virtual programs, while collaborating with patient advocacy organizations, community partners, and healthcare advocates to increase disease awareness and support within the hemophilia community.

• Promote ongoing patient engagement by identifying and communicating barriers to treatment adherence, connecting patients with appropriate resources, and representing Sanofi at community and patient‑focused events.

KPI Ownership & Data‑Driven Strategy

• Own, track, and communicate key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient support, educational programming, nursing in‑services, and administration training, providing regular updates to leadership and cross‑functional partners.

• Leverage site, territory, CRM, and field insights to assess effectiveness, identify opportunities, and inform clinical engagement, education, and patient support strategies.

Cross‑Functional Strategic Collaboration

• Collaborate with cross‑functional partners across Medical Affairs, Marketing, Commercial, and Patient Support Services (PSS) to exchange insights, align clinical education initiatives, and support coordinated site engagement, patient support, and therapy initiation strategies.

• Partner across field teams to address patient and site needs, facilitate timely access to prescribed therapy, and identify opportunities to enhance processes, educational effectiveness, and patient outcomes.

Compliance, Documentation & Administration

• Conduct all activities in compliance with corporate policies, industry regulations, and applicable legal, medical, and regulatory requirements, ensuring appropriate documentation and compliant exchange of clinical and patient‑related information.

• Accurately document field activities and engagement within CRM systems and complete required reports, records, and administrative responsibilities in a timely manner.

• Maintain clinical, scientific, and product expertise through ongoing professional development, internal training, and participation in relevant educational and professional forums.

• Provide coverage and support across geographies as needed and maintain the ability to travel up to 60% of the time, including occasional evenings and weekends for business‑related activities, conferences, and events.

Knowledge, Skills & Competencies

• Strategic Clinical Thinking: Ability to translate clinical observations, nursing perspectives, and site‑level insights into actionable engagement strategies that support patient, site, and organizational objectives.

• Subject Matter Expertise: Deep and current knowledge of hemophilia disease states, therapy administration, patient support services, and product‑related education.

• Nursing & Clinical Staff Engagement: Strong understanding of nursing workflows, therapy administration processes, and the operational realities of specialty care settings, with the ability to build credibility and foster productive clinical partnerships.

• Business Acumen & Data Utilization: Ability to connect educational activities and patient support efforts to measurable outcomes through the effective use of performance metrics, territory data, CRM insights, and KPI analysis.

• Patient‑Centered Execution: Demonstrated ability to assess patient needs, navigate barriers, and drive action plans that support timely therapy initiation, onboarding, and ongoing treatment success.

• Insight Generation & Communication: Ability to compliantly identify, synthesize, and communicate field‑based clinical, operational, and patient insights in a clear and actionable manner.

• Cross‑Functional Collaboration: Proven ability to work effectively within a complex matrix environment, building partnerships and aligning efforts across multiple functions to achieve shared goals.

• Communication & Presentation Skills: Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills with the ability to communicate complex clinical information to patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and internal stakeholders.

• Interpersonal Effectiveness: Strong relationship‑building, active listening, empathy, adaptability, and influence skills that foster trust with patients, caregivers, and clinical staff.

• Organizational & Technical Proficiency: Strong organizational skills, ability to manage competing priorities in a fast‑paced environment, and proficiency with CRM platforms, virtual engagement tools, and reporting systems.

About You

Basic Qualifications

• Active Registered Nurse (RN) license required; Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred.

• 3‑5 years of clinical and/or biopharmaceutical industry experience, including experience in hemophilia, hematology, oncology, rare disease, or other specialty therapeutic areas.

• Prior clinical experience in a hospital, infusion center, ambulatory care, or home health setting required; experience in clinical education, patient support, or field‑based clinical roles preferred.

• Demonstrated experience educating and engaging nursing staff, healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers.

• Demonstrated ability to work effectively within a cross‑functional matrix environment and manage multiple priorities independently.

Preferred Qualifications

• Advanced degree preferred (MSN, NP, PA, or other relevant advanced clinical degree).

• Clinical specialty certification in Hematology, Oncology, or Rare Disease (e.g., CPON, CHN, or equivalent) preferred.

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