Medical Educator

The Medical Educator should possess a scientific, clinical, healthcare, or pharmaceutical background and demonstrate the ability to communicate clinical evidence credibly to healthcare professionals.

Preferred Experience

• Pulmonary medicine
• Rare disease
• Clinical trial education
• Medical education
• Clinical specialist, clinical educator, nursing educator, respiratory therapy, or Medical Affairs support experience
  
  

Scientific Competencies

• Ability to understand and explain clinical trial design, endpoints, patient populations, efficacy and safety findings, and clinical relevance.
• Strong presentation and communication skills.
  
  

Professional Competencies

• Relationship building
• Territory management
• Communication excellence
• Learning agility and self-management
• Cross-functional collaboration
  
  

Ideal Candidate Archetypes

• Pulmonary nurse educator
• Respiratory clinical specialist
• Pharmaceutical clinical educator
• Clinical trial educator
• Medical device clinical specialist
  
  

Key Responsibilities

Scientific Data Dissemination

• Deliver approved scientific presentations.
• Communicate approved data related to study design, methodology, endpoints,
  
  

and outcomes.

• Disseminate approved publications, congress presentations, posters, and scientific
  
  

resources.

• Healthcare Professional Education
• Conduct one-on-one scientific education visits with healthcare professionals.
• Facilitate virtual and face-to-face educational discussions and presentations.
• Deliver basic disease-state education related to Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency.
• Support awareness of augmentation therapy and patient identification opportunities.
  
  

Stakeholder Engagement

• Engage defined academic and community-based pulmonary practices.
• Support educational outreach initiatives identified by Medical Affairs leadership.
  
  

Medical Affairs Collaboration

• Partner closely with client Medical Affairs leadership and the regionally aligned MSL.
• Identify engagements requiring deeper scientific exchange and refer them to the
  
  

appropriate client Medical Affairs representative.

• Coordinate with client MSLs and field leaders to support complementary outreach and
  
  

appropriate escalation.

Compliance & Documentation

• Conduct all activities in accordance with applicable regulations and company policies.
• Complete timely and accurate activity documentation.
• Successfully complete all required training and certification programs.
• Report adverse events or product complaints following established policies and
  
  

procedures.

Field Alignment

• Educators will coordinate with existing U.S. Field Leadership to engage defined pulmonary HCPs, key prescribers, and stakeholders across priority territories.
• Engagement planning will coordinate educator activity with existing field medical coverage to support complementary outreach and minimize overlap.
  
  

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in nursing, respiratory therapy, pharmaceutical sciences, biology, public health, life sciences, healthcare, or a related field.
• Advanced degree (PharmD, PhD, DNP) and/or clinical credentials (RN, RRT, APRT) strongly preferred.
• Clinical experience in pulmonology or direct experience providing pulmonology-related education strongly preferred.
• Minimum of 2 years of healthcare, pharmaceutical, clinical education, clinical research, or related experience.
• Willingness to travel up to 80%