Life-Saving Organ Recovery Coordinator — Flexible Hours

Network for Hope; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Paid time off

401K

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Pet insurance

Wellness program Calm

Education reimbursement

Flexible schedules

On-the-job training

Job summary

Network for Hope is seeking an Organ Recovery Coordinator (ORC) to manage the organ donation process from referral to recovery in Kentucky. You will collaborate with hospital staff, donor families, and transplant teams to ensure dignity, clinical excellence, and regulatory compliance.

This role involves considerable travel and on-call duties, with CTPC certification required or eligible within one year. A health-related bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• 2 years of clinical healthcare-related experience required.
• 1 year of experience in critical care, emergency, donation or transplant settings preferred.
• Certified Procurement Transplant Coordinator (CTPC) required or must be obtained within one year of meeting CTPC minimum eligibility requirements.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with hospital staff and NFH colleagues to evaluate potential organ donors for suitability.
• Respond to donor referrals and conduct thorough medical evaluations.
• Coordinate healthcare personnel in the organ/tissue donation process.
• Maintain hemodynamic stability and donor system viability during management.
• Provide compassionate support and information to donor families.
• Coordinate organ recovery processes, including OR schedules and transportation.

Skills

Clinical healthcare experience

Critical care experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in health-related field

Associate degree with four years' experience

RN or healthcare licensure

Job description

Network for Hope is seeking an Organ Recovery Coordinator (ORC) to manage the organ donation process from referral to recovery in Kentucky. You will collaborate with hospital staff, donor families, and transplant teams to ensure dignity, clinical excellence, and regulatory compliance.

This role involves considerable travel and on-call duties, with CTPC certification required or eligible within one year. A health-related bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is preferred.