Organ Quality & Compliance Coordinator

Nevada Donor Network, Inc.; Las Vegas (NV); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Nevada Donor Network, Inc. is seeking an Organ Quality Coordinator to drive continuous quality improvement within the Quality & Regulatory Affairs department.

You will report on donor records accuracy, completeness, and compliance with FDA, CMS, UNOS and related standards, while supporting data-driven process improvements. Responsibilities include auditing records, developing metrics, tracking UDRAI and autopsy reports, and assisting with policy creation and trainings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in biological science or related field preferred or equivalent work experience.
• Minimum two years of experience with Eye Bank, Tissue Bank or OPO quality systems preferred or related experience in a regulated industry.
• Knowledge of medical terminology and data entry.

Responsibilities

• Promotes teamwork and maintains a professional environment.
• Receives, reports, and documents all cultures within 24 hours of receipt to ensure patient safety.
• Reviews donor recovery records for accuracy and completeness and facilitates corrections as needed.
• Supports development of metrics, scorecards, and process improvement projects aligning with goals.
• Adheres to FDA, AATB, UNOS, CMS, NDN policies and other relevant regulations.
• Monitors and protects confidentiality of donor-related information.

Skills

Accuracy

Active Listening

Conflict Resolution

Customer Oriented

Detail Oriented

Honesty/Integrity

Organized

Responsible

Self-Confident

Time Management

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in biological science

Associate degree or equivalent work experience

Tools

iTransplant

Job description

Nevada Donor Network, Inc. is seeking an Organ Quality Coordinator to drive continuous quality improvement within the Quality & Regulatory Affairs department.

You will report on donor records accuracy, completeness, and compliance with FDA, CMS, UNOS and related standards, while supporting data-driven process improvements. Responsibilities include auditing records, developing metrics, tracking UDRAI and autopsy reports, and assisting with policy creation and trainings.