Life-Saving Organ Donation Coordinator (Hybrid)

IOWA DONOR NETWORK; North Liberty (IA); Hybrid; USD 81,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Salary

Liberal PTO

Paid Parental Leave

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Pet Insurance

401K Match

Student Loan & College Savings Match

Tuition Reimbursement

On-site/Hybrid/Remote options

Job summary

Iowa Donor Network is seeking an Organ Donation Coordinator to maximize donation opportunities and coordinate donor management across multiple hospitals in Iowa. You will lead medical coordination with ICU teams, oversee donor testing, and work with families and transplant centers to improve outcomes.

The role requires clinical coordination experience, critical care knowledge, and ability to travel. Position is full-time with a mix of on-site and potential remote work based on role requirements.

Qualifications

• Must be a Licensed Registered Nurse, Respiratory Therapist, Paramedic/EMT, or prior experience working as a clinical coordinator in another OPO.
• Experience in medical/surgical critical care, trauma, or emergency care in a hospital setting is required.
• Ability to obtain ACLS, PALS, and BLS certifications.

Responsibilities

• Gather and assess patient medical records and DRAI to evaluate donation suitability.
• Work with ICU teams to care for critically ill patients and maximize donation potential.
• Coordinate serological and histocompatibility testing and post-donor chart submissions.
• Collaborate with Family Services, Hospital Services, and transplant centers to increase donation.
• Participate in meetings, quality initiatives, and required training.

Skills

Time management

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree or Higher

CPTC certification (preferred)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Iowa Donor Network is seeking an Organ Donation Coordinator to maximize donation opportunities and coordinate donor management across multiple hospitals in Iowa. You will lead medical coordination with ICU teams, oversee donor testing, and work with families and transplant centers to improve outcomes.

The role requires clinical coordination experience, critical care knowledge, and ability to travel. Position is full-time with a mix of on-site and potential remote work based on role requirements.