On-Call Organ Procurement Specialist

Johns Hopkins Medicine; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 62,000 - 103,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay and benefits

Retirement plans with employer matched

Generous time off

Access to world-class facilities

Career advancement opportunities

Job summary

Johns Hopkins Medicine is seeking an Organ Procurement Specialist to oversee the preparation, operation, and monitoring of organ preservation systems during donor organ recovery and transportation. You will travel to donor hospitals, manage perfusion solutions, and support transplant teams to optimize preservation and outcomes.

The role requires ACLS certification, a perfusion-related degree, and experience in ICU/OR settings; RN credential is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Perfusion, Cardiovascular Science, or related field.
• ACLS certification is required.
• CCP certification preferred; RN is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Travel to donor hospitals for organ procurement procedures.
• Prepare, manage, and troubleshoot perfusion solutions, preservation techniques and recovery equipment.
• Assist with initiation, monitoring and maintenance of organ preservation systems, including ex vivo heart and lung perfusion where applicable.
• Collect and document hemodynamic, metabolic and laboratory data during transplantation.
• Collaborate with transplant surgeons, anesthesiologists and procurement teams during donor organ recovery.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Perfusion/Cardiovascular Science or related field

ACLS certification

CCP Certification (ABCP)

RN (Preferred)

Job description

Johns Hopkins Medicine is seeking an Organ Procurement Specialist to oversee the preparation, operation, and monitoring of organ preservation systems during donor organ recovery and transportation. You will travel to donor hospitals, manage perfusion solutions, and support transplant teams to optimize preservation and outcomes.

The role requires ACLS certification, a perfusion-related degree, and experience in ICU/OR settings; RN credential is preferred.