Rare Disease Specialist- Texas North

Soleno invites qualified candidates to apply for the full-time Rare Disease Specialist- Texas North position, a fully remote opportunity available across the United States. This role centers on supporting rare disease engagement for the Texas North area while working independently from a home location.

About the Role

The Rare Disease Specialist- Texas North at Soleno is a full-time remote position designed for professionals who thrive on connecting clinical expertise with practical outreach. You will focus on the Texas North geography, helping healthcare partners navigate rare disease pathways, share timely insights, and strengthen care coordination. Working entirely remotely across the United States, you balance autonomy with close collaboration among Soleno colleagues. Success depends on deep familiarity with rare disease landscapes, disciplined territory planning, and the ability to translate complex information into clear value for clinicians and their teams. This Rare Disease Specialist- Texas North opening suits someone who wants meaningful impact without daily office requirements.

What You'll Do

• Develop and refine strategic plans that address rare disease needs specific to the Texas North region while operating remotely.
• Build lasting professional relationships with physicians, specialists, and care teams involved in rare disease management.
• Deliver clear, accurate educational content on rare disease topics and related support resources.
• Gather and share market feedback so Soleno can continuously improve its approach to rare conditions.
• Coordinate closely with internal medical, access, and support colleagues to deliver consistent experiences for providers.
• Monitor regional trends, identify emerging opportunities, and adjust outreach accordingly.
• Maintain organized records of interactions and progress against territory objectives.

What We're Looking For

• Demonstrated background in rare disease specialty work, medical education, or related field-based roles.
• Solid grasp of healthcare workflows and the unique challenges surrounding rare disease diagnosis and care.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills suitable for engaging clinicians and multidisciplinary teams.
• Proven capacity to organize a remote territory plan and prioritize activities independently for Texas North coverage.
• Comfort analyzing simple data, spotting patterns, and turning insights into practical next steps.
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience preferred; additional scientific or clinical credentials are an advantage.
• Self-motivated, adaptable, and ready to contribute to Soleno careers focused on rare disease impact.

More About Soleno

Soleno is hiring for this role and offers a supportive team environment.

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