Nurse Navigator/Educator

October 16, 2026

Job Title: Nurse Navigator/Educator (Oncology)Duration: 12+ Months (Possible extension)Location: Remote Role Responsibilities:<ul><li>The Patient Educator fields inquiries from patients and caregivers interested in learning about treatment options for cancers in the liver.</li><li>The Patient Educator then provides education and resources about Hepatic Artery Infusion (HAI) therapy and/or TheraSphere Y-90 Glass Microspheres and may facilitate connections to nearby hospitals that offer these therapies.</li><li>The Patient Educator may be asked to perform other activities as requested by the direct manager, such as identifying opportunities to improve the program.</li><li>Understanding the approved cancer indications for HAI therapy and TheraSphere Y-90 Glass Microspheres</li><li>Developing expertise on the patient experience with each treatment, ensuring timely outreach in response to inquiries</li><li>Answering patient/caregiver questions during the discussion, connecting them with hospitals that offer each therapy, and following up with additional information and outreach as needed.</li></ul>Therapy description<ul><li>HAI therapy is a treatment that delivers medicine directly to tumors in the liver, using an implantable pump.</li><li>TheraSphere Y-90 is a targeted radiation treatment that delivers tiny glass radioactive beads directly to liver tumors to help destroy cancer cells while limiting radiation to healthy tissue.</li></ul> Education/Experience:<ul><li>Bachelor's degree is required. Nursing background and education is required.</li><li>Minimum of 2-3 years of experience in direct patient care or navigation settings</li><li>Oncology experience, either in clinical or industry</li><li>Ability to be a great listener and have empathy in patient communications</li><li>Ability to communicate in a highly professional manner with patients and customers, verbally and through email</li><li>Ability to follow HIPAA and manage confidential information in a highly regulated setting</li><li>Operates in a customer-first mindset, with a focus on how to best serve patients</li></ul>

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