ECMO Program Coordinator & Educational Leader

HealthPartners; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Regions Hospital is seeking an ECMO Program Coordinator to partner with ECMO leadership in operational and educational duties. You will coordinate data, policies, training, and quality initiatives to ensure high-quality ECMO care across the program.

The role emphasizes collaboration with physicians, intensivists, perfusionists, and nursing teams, while maintaining compliance with accreditation standards and program growth initiatives.

Qualifications

• Completion of a bachelor’s degree in respiratory care, nursing, or related healthcare field.
• Minimum two years clinical ECMO experience.
• Minimum five years of experience in critical care.
• Respiratory Therapist License or RN License with relevant certifications (ACLS, PALS, ELSO).

Responsibilities

• Administrative duties: maintains ECMO registry, data entry, and program policies.
• Clinical responsibilities: supports safe ECMO care with ECMO leadership and staff.
• Education and training: designs and delivers ECMO training for physicians, APPs, nurses, and RTs.
• Quality, research, and academic mission: data collection and supports IRB projects and publications.
• Team and workforce development: supports staff evaluations and onboarding.
• Outreach and growth: coordinates regional partnerships and program expansion.

Skills

ECMO expertise

Critical thinking

Leadership

Education/teaching

Communication

Microsoft Office

Power BI

Education

Bachelor's degree in respiratory care, nursing, or related field

Minimum 2 years ECMO experience

Minimum 5 years critical care

Tools

ELSO Registry system

Compliance 360

Job description

Regions Hospital is seeking an ECMO Program Coordinator to partner with ECMO leadership in operational and educational duties. You will coordinate data, policies, training, and quality initiatives to ensure high-quality ECMO care across the program.

The role emphasizes collaboration with physicians, intensivists, perfusionists, and nursing teams, while maintaining compliance with accreditation standards and program growth initiatives.