Liver Transplant Coordinator RN - Green Hospital

Scripps; California; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Scripps Health in the San Diego area (Torrey Pines) seeks a Liver Transplant Coordinator for a full-time benefited role located at Scripps Green Hospital. You will coordinate comprehensive pre- and post‑transplant patient care across the continuum, supporting seamless inpatient to outpatient transitions and providing case management as needed.

You will collaborate with an experienced multidisciplinary team to develop transplant care plans, educate patients and caregivers, and address barriers to

Job description

This is a full-time benefited position working various days during the week. Position does not require weekends or holidays.

Position is located at Scripps Green Hospital – Torrey Pines.

For more than 20 years, the medical team at Scripps Green Hospital has delivered expert, life‑saving care to patients in need of organ transplantation, earning recognition as one of Southern California’s premier transplant centers. Our program is led by nationally recognized transplant surgeons, hepatologists, and nephrologists specializing in liver, kidney, and pancreas transplantation, supported by a highly skilled team dedicated to the complex needs of solid organ transplant patients.

We invite you to join our Liver Transplant team, where you will coordinate comprehensive pre‑and post‑transplant patient care across the continuum, supporting seamless transitions from inpatient to outpatient settings and providing case management responsibilities as needed. You will collaborate with an experienced, multidisciplinary team of physicians and clinical staff in a highly supportive environment with exceptional opportunities for learning and professional growth.

As a Liver Transplant Coordinator, you will be responsible for the following:

• Develops and implements individualized transplant care plans based on comprehensive patient assessments, clinical status, transplant protocols, and evidence‑based practice standards.
• Establishes specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time‑bound goals to support patients and caregivers throughout the transplant journey, promoting adherence, self‑management, and optimal clinical outcomes.
• Assists transplant candidates, recipients, and caregivers in establishing, strengthening, and utilizing social support systems to ensure transplant readiness, successful recovery, and long‑term graft health.
• Identifies psychosocial, financial, medical, and logistical barriers to transplantation and aligns appropriate resources to support high‑risk transplant patients.
• Coordinates and facilitates multidisciplinary services across the continuum of care, including evaluation, waitlist management, transplant hospitalization, discharge planning, and post‑transplant follow‑up.
• Collaborates with transplant physicians, surgeons, advanced practice providers, social workers, pharmacists, financial coordinators, and quality teams to monitor patient outcomes, support regulatory compliance, track quality metrics, and optimize resource utilization within the liver transplant program.
• Provides ongoing patient and caregiver education regarding liver disease, transplantation, immunosuppressive therapy, living donation, organ offer processes, post‑transplant care requirements, and health maintenance to promote informed decision‑making and successful long‑term outcomes.
• Serves as a patient advocate and primary point of contact, ensuring timely communication, continuity of care, and coordination among internal and external healthcare providers throughout the transplant process.