Clinical Nurse Educator - Medical Affairs

About this role

Requirements

• Clinical expertise in hematology oncology nursing, with the ability to educate on safety, tolerability, monitoring, and adverse event recognition.
• Experience engaging multidisciplinary oncology care teams, including physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists.
• Familiarity with Medical Affairs field-based roles and the ability to operate in a non-promotional capacity.
• Knowledge of applicable laws and regulations including FDA, OIG, and HIPAA guidelines.
• Strong understanding of adverse event reporting and pharmacovigilance requirements.
• Ability to provide internal education and coaching on hematology oncology nursing workflows and care-team dynamics.
• Experience supporting HCP understanding of guideline updates, published data, and emerging scientific information.

Responsibilities

• Engage community and academic oncology care teams to understand medical education needs related to selinexor’s clinical profile, safety, tolerability, monitoring, and supportive care.
• Serve as Karyopharm’s clinical education representative to the oncology hematology community and facilitate the appropriate exchange of scientific and clinical information.
• Provide compliant, non-promotional education regarding selinexor’s clinical profile, including adverse event recognition, dose modification concepts, and multidisciplinary care coordination.
• Educate HCPs and care teams on practical patient management considerations, including proactive monitoring, symptom recognition, patient counseling, and appropriate use of approved educational resources.
• Triage unsolicited medical questions, including those related to unapproved uses or emerging clinical data, to Medical Information or other appropriate Medical Affairs colleagues.
• Partner with MSLs to identify hematology oncology care team educational needs and provide nursing-, pharmacy-, and APP-focused clinical education.
• Support the development and refinement of educational resources, FAQs, field tools, training materials, and HCP-facing content in partnership with Medical Affairs and other internal teams.
• Ensure timely and accurate documentation of HCP interactions, medical insights, and follow-up activities in accordance with Karyopharm policies.

Benefits

• Field-based role supporting the East Coast with flexibility in geographic location.
• Opportunity to work at the forefront of oncology medical education and launch readiness.
• Collaborative environment partnering with MSLs, Medical Information, and Clinical Development teams.
• Role focused on compliant, non-promotional scientific exchange and external education planning.
• Support for professional development through involvement in developing educational resources and training materials.