Oncology Clinical Educator, Solid Tumors

Johnson & Johnson

. Provide clinical education for Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine Oncology brands, primarily focused on PI-based and disease-state education .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeUnited StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in oncology clinical education and patient management, with a strong focus on developing and executing educational strategies for diverse healthcare teams. Proficient in analyzing clinical data and market dynamics to enhance patient care and education initiatives.

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Oncology Clinical EducationActive RN License or Advanced Practice DegreeOCN/AOCN/AOCNS/AOCNP CertificationExcellent Presentation SkillsAbility to Analyze Clinical Insights

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Hard Skills

Oncology Product KnowledgePatient EducationAccount Educational PlanningClinical Data AnalysisInfusion Process TrainingPerformance and Development PlanningAdministrative DocumentationSales Training SupportEmerging Technologies ApplicationDirect-to-Patient Education Initiatives

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsCritical ThinkingCollaborationTime ManagementTeamwork Focus

Tools & Technologies

PowerPointExcelWord

Certifications & Qualifications

OCN CertificationAOCN CertificationAOCNS CertificationAOCNP Certification

Industry Keywords

OncologyHematologyPatient Care TeamsClinical InsightsMarket DynamicsCompliance GuidelinesRules of EngagementSpecialty PharmaceuticalsBiologicsHealthcare Education

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide clinical education for Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine Oncology brands, primarily focused on PI-based and disease-state education
Educate non-physician patient care teams, including nurses, nurse navigators, pharmacists, and advanced practice providers
Support patient experiences by addressing clinical and behavioral education needs related to treatment and disease management
Serve as a trusted educational resource for patient care teams and patients
Serve as strategic education leader across academic and community oncology accounts
Analyze account dynamics, customer educational objectives, and clinical challenges
Develop and execute strategic territory and account educational plans
Determine engagement approaches and monitor changing market educational needs and clinical trends
Collaborate compliantly with internal and external partners
Provide patient education through advocacy-group requests and meetings
Build and manage external relationships with RNs, NPs, PAs, Pharm.D.s, and nurse navigators
Educate patient care teams on oncology disease-state awareness and patient identification
Educate stakeholders on oncology product clinical profiles, benefits, and administration requirements
Deliver education through one-to-one presentations, roundtable discussions, and formal presentations
Teach infusion nurses and medical staff the infusion process for new cancer medications
Document and share clinical insights from customer engagements
Attend and present clinical information at national, regional, and local meetings
Support exhibit booths and displays as required
Participate in journal clubs, book clubs, and team clinical discussions
Develop, implement, and document performance and development plans with the supervisor
Participate in management-assigned projects
Complete administrative requirements, including expense reports and activity documentation
Support sales training initiatives and improve field personnel clinical competencies
Collaborate across sales, marketing, Health Policy & Advocacy, Medical Science Liaisons, J&J With Me, and other functions
Maintain knowledge of clinical developments, oncology data, market dynamics, competitive landscape, compliance guidelines, policies, SOPs, and Rules of Engagement
Maintain advanced presentation skills and document customer interactions and clinical insights daily

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree required
Active RN license or Advanced Practice degree (Nurse Practitioner/MSN) required
OCN/AOCN/AOCNS/or AOCNP certification required
8+ years of work experience required
2+ years post graduate oncology clinical and/or educational experience required
Experience with Oncology and/or Hematology products required
Excellent presentation skills required
Ability to navigate and discuss complex clinical data
Excellent collaboration and time management skills
Excellent communication skills
Demonstrates critical thinking
Ability to build comprehensive account educational plans
Ability to analyze clinical insights to shape local education strategy
Strong teamwork focus with ability to compliantly navigate field partner complexities, in alignment with Rules of Engagement
Above average computer skills: PowerPoint, Excel, Word
Expected to work 40-hour work week, with flexibility to work additional hours when needed
Requires approximately 70% travel, including overnight travel; additional business travel as required
Travel by air, including overnight and weekends as needed
Must be able to lift and transport work materials
Must have a valid driver’s license
Must be fluent in English and have excellent oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Must live in the territory or be able to relocate to the territory; living near a major airport preferred
Knowledge and/or experience with direct-to-patient education initiatives preferred
Previous industry experience preferred
Previous experience introducing new specialty pharmaceutical/biologics products or indications a plus
Demonstrated commitment to learning and applying emerging technologies, such as AI, while reinforcing trusted, responsible use and sound judgment

Benefits

Comp & perks

Inclusive work environment
Interview process accommodations for applicants with disabilities
Equal employment opportunity protections
Professional and personal development through clinically relevant meetings, journal clubs, book clubs, and team clinical discussions