Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)

NX Development Corp. is a dynamic and innovative organization committed to enhancing patient outcomes and advancing research and development in the use of Gleolan®, a real-time optical imaging agent that aids surgeons in tumor visualization during surgery. Our team prioritizes excellence and collaboration, and we are seeking a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)to contribute to our mission.

Title: Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Reports To: Senior Director, Clinical Operations with a dotted line to the Director, Medical Affairs Travel: Up 60-70% travel for site visits Position Overview: The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) – serves as a clinical expert and educator supporting the safe and effective use of Gleolan (aminolevulinic acid hydrochloride) in fluorescence-guided neurosurgery. This position provides advanced clinical guidance, education, and hands-on support to neurosurgeons and perioperative care teams in hospitals across the United States. The CNS plays a pivotal role in ensuring that Gleolan is administered and utilized in accordance with approved indications, hospital protocols, and established standards of patient safety. The position requires a strong foundation in neurosurgical critical care nursing, combined with excellent clinical teaching, communication, and leadership skills.

Provide expert clinical education and case support to surgical, perioperative, and intensive care teams using Gleolan for currently approved indications as well as for our investigational clinical development programs. Deliver on-site and virtual training on Gleolan administration, workflow integration, and intraoperative fluorescence guided surgical techniques. Support hospitals during live surgical cases to ensure proper handling, timing, and safety measures are observed. Educate postoperative teams on phototoxicity precautions and patient monitoring protocols. Assist institutions in developing, implementing, and refining policies and procedures related to Gleolan use. Partner with pharmacy, neurosurgery, and OR leadership to ensure proper product preparation, administration, and storage. Serve as a clinical resource during hospital onboarding, certification, and new site activation processes. Provide consultative support to improve workflow efficiency and compliance with best practices. Serve as a liaison between hospitals and NXDC internal teams to escalate issues, capture adverse event reports and other feedback, and support continuous improvement.