EMT-Intermediate Plasma Center Medical Support

Takeda; Elkhart (IN); On-site; USD 31,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Paid time off

Retirement benefits

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

BioLife Plasma Services, part of Takeda, seeks a Medical Support Specialist to support plasma center operations and determine donor eligibility. The role requires medical licensure credentials and clinical experience, with guidance from the Center Physician and Medical Affairs.

You will support vaccination programs, handle donor safety issues, and follow SOPs for emergencies in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• EMT-B, EMT-A, EMT-I, EMT-P certifications.
• LPN/LVN or RN licensure.
• CPR and AED certification.
• IV therapy qualification.
• FDA training for BioLife Medical Support Specialist.
• At least two years in a clinical or hospital setting.

Responsibilities

• Determine donor eligibility including informed consent, AIDS education and self-exclusion, med history interview and acceptance requirements, physical exam, and SPE review.
• Evaluate donor reactions and manage medical emergencies per SOPs, and arrange donor transport as needed.
• Refer to Center Physician or Medical Affairs for unacceptable findings or guidance on medical/technical issues.
• Support Hepatitis B and Seasonal Flu vaccination programs for employees.
• Manage employee incidents with EHS guidance and escalate as needed.
• Act as Pandemic Coordinator when authorized by EHS and support investigations.

Education

EMT-B

EMT-A

EMT-I

EMT-P

LPN/LVN

RN

CPR/AED certification

IV Therapy certification

FDA training

2 years clinical/hospital experience

Job description

BioLife Plasma Services, part of Takeda, seeks a Medical Support Specialist to support plasma center operations and determine donor eligibility. The role requires medical licensure credentials and clinical experience, with guidance from the Center Physician and Medical Affairs.

You will support vaccination programs, handle donor safety issues, and follow SOPs for emergencies in a fast-paced environment.