Oncology Clinical Content Contractor - Regimen Content (PharmD, RN, NP, PA)

What You\\\'ll Do

The Clinical Content Services Team is responsible for ensuring the safety and usability of Flatiron’s community oncology provider-facing software, initiatives, and workflows. The team is comprised primarily of oncology clinicians who are embedded directly within Flatiron’s Product and Engineering teams to develop safe, intuitive workflows in OncoEMR, Flatiron’s cloud-based electronic health record, and who develop and integrate oncology clinical content into Flatiron’s technology platform to make it useful for clinicians and patients. In this role you will work directly within OncoEMR (OE) to build, customize, and maintain clinical regimen content.

  • Build, update, and perform quality assurance (QA) on Flatiron regimen content in OncoEMR based on NCCN Chemotherapy Order Templates
  • Migrate and customize Flatiron regimen content for Flatiron customers as part of our new clinical content services offering designed to help practices keep their regimen libraries current and up to date with the latest evidence-based regimens
  • Map Flatiron regimen content in Flatiron Assist, our oncology-specific clinical decision support platform
  • Maintain up-to-date tracking and status of all regimen work
  • Review project status with Clinical Oncology team management and colleagues as appropriate
  • Adhere to all build and maintenance policies, procedures, and quality standards
  • Proactively communicate challenges and escalate appropriately to ensure that assigned projects are completed in a timely manner

Who You Are

You\\\'re a kind, passionate and collaborative problem-solver who values the opportunity to think beyond the way things are. In addition, you’re a creative problem solver with 2+ years of clinical oncology experience building and maintaining regimen content. You also have:

  • An advanced degree in pharmacy, nursing, or physician assistant required (PharmD, RN, NP, PA)
  • 2+ years working within an oncology setting required, either through a residency or practical experience
  • Experience building and maintaining regimens in an EMR
  • Familiarity with NCCN Chemotherapy Order Templates and oncology treatment protocols
  • Ability to manage and maintain deadlines
  • Highly detail-oriented and process-oriented
  • Ability to review clinical content for completeness, quality, and compliance with established standards
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Excellent organizational skills and ability to multitask

Where you’ll work

In this remote position, you have the freedom to choose your preferred work location while aligning your working hours with your team\\\'s. For further details on our hybrid work approach and remote work type, please visit the how we work website.

Hourly Range: $55.00-$75.00

Above pay range is a national range, hourly rate will reflect both experience and geographic locations

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