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About the Role

The Clinical Nurse Liaison (CNL) is a field-based scientific professional and a key member of the Medical Affairs organization at Pharmacosmos. The CNL plays an integral role across the product lifecycle, ensuring the safe and effective use of Pharmacosmos therapies by serving as a scientific resource and educational partner within the medical and nursing communities. With a primary focus on registered nurses, the CNL provides disease state education and product training, supporting the appropriate use of Pharmacosmos products. While their primary focus is on Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA), CNLs also support efforts related to small cell lung cancer, expanding their impact across therapeutic areas.

Responsibilities

Stay up to date on IDA and small cell lung cancer disease state, product knowledge, and the competitive landscape
Align daily activities with the Medical Affairs strategy and field plans
Deliver scientific presentations and disease education in infusion centers, hospitals, and academic institutions
Plan and lead non-promotional workshops on IDA and IV iron product administration
Identify, train, and support nurse speakers for the Commercial Nurse Speaker Program
Help recruit and support Nurse Advisory Board activities
Assist in developing educational tools and resources for nurses and patients
Gather and report clinical insights to inform strategy and product development
Mentor and support onboarding of new CNLs
Contribute to national congress summaries and Medical Affairs reports
Build and maintain relationships with key opinion leaders and professional societies
Collaborate with regional teams to share insights and coordinate efforts
Respond to unsolicited medical information requests and document appropriately
Support pharmacovigilance responsibilities and collect safety data as needed
Share innovative ideas to help drive team and organizational growth
Provide clinical and scientific briefings for educational meetings and speaker programs
Assist with training of internal teams on disease state, product information, and the competitive landscape
Follow up on adverse events and provide ongoing account support as needed
Create and maintain account plans for key national accounts in your region
Collaborate with cross-functional Medical Affairs colleagues to support regional activities
Organize and lead regional and conference-based peer to peer discussions
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

Experience in oncology, ideally within an infusion center setting
Minimum of 2 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry (preferred)
Demonstrated ability to build strong relationships with healthcare professionals (HCPs), including top-tier medical experts
Knowledge of industry regulations and compliance standards (PhRMA, OIG, etc.)
Must exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality when handling sensitive information
Must reside within the assigned regional territory
Willingness to travel approximately 70% of the time
Overnight travel required, typically 1–3 nights per week depending on territory
Must possess a valid driver’s license

Skills

Ethical behavior
Ambition
Focus
Strong organizational skills
Proactively understands, analyzes, and exceeds customer needs and expectations
Excellent verbal communication skills
Excellent written communication skills
Able to convey complex information clearly
Takes prompt, decisive action to achieve goals and address challenges
Provides timely, clear, and consistent follow-up with customers and stakeholders
Operates within a flat communication structure; shares information openly and clearly
Makes independent decisions guided by impartiality, expertise, and ethical standards
Acts locally while aligning with the company’s broader strategic priorities
Strong personal leadership
Integrity
Encourages cross-functional collaboration
Encourages open communication
Encourages mutual respect
Team-first mindset
Proactive, solution-oriented approach
Collective problem-solving approach
Values diverse perspectives
Ambitious
Independent
Analytical
Collaborative
Loyal
Organized
Reliability
Accountability to meet team goals
Positive, adaptable, and cooperative attitude under pressure

Location

Northeast Region (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Northern New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont)
Ideal candidate resides in New York or Northern New Jersey
Remote

Work Type

Field-based

Education Level

Bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN) preferred
Active nursing license
Oncology Nursing Certification (preferred)

About the Company

Global, family-owned company driven by a passion for innovation
Develops innovative treatments for unmet patient needs, with a focus on iron metabolism and blood-related disorders
700+ employees across the UK, Ireland, the Nordics, Germany, the USA, and China
Committed to scientific excellence, patient care, and collaborative partnerships with the medical community
Core values: People-Driven, Committed to Quality, Innovating for Better Lives
Continued growth trajectory since launching Monoferric® (ferric derisomaltose) in the US, through acquisitions, partnerships, and pipeline
R&D investments leverage core competencies, alongside recent advancements in cancer care

Equal Opportunity

Pharmacosmos Therapeutics Inc. is committed to equal opportunity in employment
Values diversity which embraces all perspectives towards innovation
Committed to making PTI a truly inclusive place to work where everyone can be their best and true selves
Selects and employs qualified candidates in accordance with their competencies and skills to perform the duties of the job regardless of gender, gender identity or expression, ancestry, national or ethnic origin, marital status, race, religion, color, age, disability, sexual orientation, military, or veteran status