ECMO & MCS Clinical Coordinator

100 Albany Med Health System; City of Albany (NY); On-site; USD 95,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

100 Albany Med Health System seeks an Inpatient Mechanical Circulatory Support Coordinator to lead and coordinate ECMO and related circulatory support services within the Cardiovascular and Critical Care department. You will work under guidance with the ECMO Director and multidisciplinary team to advance patient care and program development.

The role requires nursing leadership, active involvement in quality initiatives, and hands-on clinical expertise in ECLS devices, documentation, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is required.
• Master's Degree in Nursing is preferred.
• 4–6 years of clinical ICU and mechanical circulatory support experience is required.
• 1–3 years of ECLS Specialist experience is required.
• RN license in NYS upon hire is required; ECLS Specialist Certification upon hire; BCLS and ACLS required.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with ELSO and relevant guidelines.
• Provide direct clinical coverage and support to staff, patients and families.
• Coordinate and deliver education/training on ECLS and device management.
• Develop and implement policies and standards of care.
• Review literature to support new practices.
• Manage equipment and inventory; ensure data collection and registries.

Skills

Leadership

Teaching

Communication

Record keeping

Clinical competence

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Master's Degree in Nursing

Job description

100 Albany Med Health System seeks an Inpatient Mechanical Circulatory Support Coordinator to lead and coordinate ECMO and related circulatory support services within the Cardiovascular and Critical Care department. You will work under guidance with the ECMO Director and multidisciplinary team to advance patient care and program development.

The role requires nursing leadership, active involvement in quality initiatives, and hands-on clinical expertise in ECLS devices, documentation, and