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Midwest Transplant Network · 1 day ago

Organ Procurement Support Coordinator

Midwest Transplant Network is committed to supporting the organ donation process, and they are seeking an Organ Procurement Support Coordinator. This role involves coordinating donor referrals, managing organ recovery logistics, and ensuring compliance with established guidelines throughout the donation process.

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Responsibilities

Maintains an on-call schedule of approximately twelve to fifteen 24-hour call days per month (50% call)
Routinely provides onsite response for donor referrals, collaborating with hospital staff and physicians to ensure appropriate action, maintain the option for donation, and facilitate neurologic testing as needed
Manages and documents organ referral calls from referring hospitals to evaluate potential donors, answer questions, and develop a plan for action with the Administrator on Call (AOC)
Evaluates medical suitability of potential organ and/or tissue donors, utilizing information from medical records, history and physical examination, and current health status
Screens potential donors with physician partners as requested by the AOC
Collaborates with the AOC to determine a plan of action for following potential donor cases, deferral of non-eligible donor referrals or activation of the Family Services Coordinator for offering potential donor families the option of donation in an appropriate and sensitive manner
Routinely initiates newly authorized organ donor cases, including initial blood draws, initiating order sets and chart entry
Routinely provides support to OPTC staff with donor management, and chart preparation both in the hospital environment and the Donor Care Unit (DCU)
In conjunction with the Organ AOC and on call Intensivist, may independently facilitate management of authorized organ donors at donor hospitals until OPTC staff become available
Assists the OPTC in coordinating the logistics of an authorized donor case
Collaborates with the OPTC Staff to facilitate communications regarding organ/tissue suitability
Facilitates timely organ donation discussions in urgent situations, ensuring the next-of-kin is presented with the opportunity in an appropriate and sensitive manner
Supports the organ recovery process by independently completing unscrubbed duties such as organ flush, packaging of organs, communication and documentation when needed
Performs all non-sterile aspects of kidney preservation pump management
Facilitates the import of organs from outside the MTN service area, communicates with the accepting local transplant surgeon, MTN laboratory, and confirms transportation of the imported organ to the appropriate transplant center
Accompanies local transplant surgeons and independently performs responsibilities needed to ensure organs are successfully recovered and transported to the appropriate transplant center, such as organ preservation and flush, packaging and labeling, and donor documentation review on organ cases recovered outside the MTN donor service area
Independently prepares and processes pathology specimens for organ biopsy in the DCU
Conducts all aspects of the donation process in compliance with established federal and state laws, AOPO and AATB standards, UNOS and FDA guidelines, CDC and MTN policies
Completes donor case follow-up and required quality assurance responsibilities in a timely and accurate manner
Maintains compliance with documentation practices and MTN Policies and Procedures

Qualification

RNCritical care experienceBachelor’s degreeClinical work experienceStress managementSurgical equipment operationTime managementProblem-solvingCommunication skillsTeamwork

Required

RN, RT, NREMT-P or Bachelor's degree required or equivalent clinical work experience
Four or more years clinical work experience required
Ability to work a minimum of 40 hours per week and participate in 24-hour call
Must be available on non-call days during normal business hours
Required to work for extended periods of time with few breaks
Must maintain a valid driver's license in accordance with MTN motor vehicle policy
Must have reliable personal automobile transportation to be used with company reimbursement using IRS guidelines
Must be able to travel within the service area by ground or air
Excellent organization and time management skills
Ability to function independently and collaboratively
Demonstrated problem-solving and creative thinking skills
Well-developed personal stress management skills
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Ability to speak and communicate clearly and accurately to convey information to MTN stakeholders in person or by phone
Written documentation of relevant information in a professional manner
Ability to lift 50 pounds and transfer short distances
Possess ability to operate telephones, computers and surgical equipment
OSHA Category I – Exposed regularly to bloodborne pathogens while performing assigned job duties
Bloodborne pathogens protection is required

Preferred

Critical care experience strongly preferred
Home internet and wireless phone access may be required

Company

Midwest Transplant Network

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Midwest Trasplant Network prides itself in providing quality transplantation services to the Kansas and Western Missouri Region.

Funding

Current Stage
Growth Stage

Leadership Team

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Jan Finn
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Lori Markham
Chief Clinical Officer
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