Clinical Information Specialist with Womens Health Clinical Practice (W2 ONLY)

Clinical Information Specialist / W2 ONLY / REMOTE / Contract Role

About our Customer & Role:

Our DIRECT customer, a global leader in Pharmaceutical industry is seeking an experienced Clinical Information Specialist with at least 5 years of experience, in Women s Health Clinical Practice. The Clinical Liaison acts as a liaison for healthcare providers, supporting the clinical use of implantable contraception for trained clinicians with Nexplanon.

Education / Certificates:

• Licensed Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM), Physician Assistant (PA), or Physician (MD/DO)

Skills Required:

• 5+ years of Women's health clinical practice with direct patient care responsibilities.
• Demonstrated experience providing contraceptive counseling, prescribing, and/or managing contraceptive care.
• The ideal candidate must have women s health and contraceptive care delivery experience, including experience with IUDs or Nexplanon
• Active clinical license- Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, MD, or DO qualification, though a nurse practitioner is considered the most likely fit.
• Women s health clinical experience
• Contraceptive care delivery experience
• Ability to train healthcare providers virtually
• Strong knowledge of Nexplanon procedures and FDA/compliance requirements
• Ability to demonstrate device insertion using training models
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Healthcare-provider-facing experience
• Experience handling required paperwork, signatures, and filing in Veeva
• Flexibility to work across U.S. time zones
• Ability to support adverse-event-related calls, if needed
• Strong customer focus
• Organizational skills, including ability to set goals and align priorities.
• Excellent interpersonal, communication and networking skills
• Thorough understanding of ethical guidelines, laws, and regulations relevant to the biopharmaceutical industry, including pharmacovigilance requirements

Responsibilities:

• Day-to-day responsibilities include hosting Faculty Advancement Program trainings for healthcare providers, demonstrating Nexplanon insertion using models, ensuring compliance and FDA-required documentation, scheduling, paperwork, signatures, and filing in Veeva.
• Coordinate, schedule, execute, and complete all administrative activities associated with Faculty Advancement Programs, including maintaining required documentation and ensuring timely completion of all mandated paperwork.
• Provide advanced one-on-one Faculty Advancement training for healthcare providers participating as trainers in the Nexplanon Clinical Training Program.
• Support trained clinicians in the clinical use of implantable contraception with Implanon/Nexplanon by demonstrating insertion and removal techniques using placebo models.
• Maintain comprehensive knowledge of the Implanon and Nexplanon Package Inserts and all relevant clinical training materials.
• Manage program logistics, including faculty communications, scheduling, training materials, attendance records, and post-program follow-up activities.
• Serve as a liaison between healthcare providers and internal stakeholders, ensuring effective communication while adhering to company policies and applicable FDA and local health authority requirements.
• Ensure all Faculty Advancement Programs are conducted in compliance with company policies, Global Standards of Business Practice, and all applicable government and industry regulations.
• Track program completion, maintain accurate records, and support reporting requirements related to Faculty Advancement activities.
• Demonstrate a customer-focused approach in all interactions with healthcare providers, faculty members, and internal partners.

Other Info:

• The role is healthcare-provider-facing but not patient-facing; training uses plastic arm models, not live patients.

• There is a potential need to support adverse-event-related calls for Nexplanon insertion/removal if the role expands closer to 40 hours

• The schedule is variable and remote, requiring flexibility across U.S. time zones based on healthcare provider availability.