Remote Organ Donation & Procurement Coordinator

University of Rochester; United States; Remote; USD 74,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Rochester is seeking a highly skilled organ procurement professional to respond to donor referrals, evaluate donors, and coordinate organ recovery in alignment with UNOS/OPTN policies. The role requires critical care experience and coordination across hospital teams.

Responsibilities include managing donor information, completing paperwork in iTransplant, and coordinating with transplant centers. CPTC certification within 2 years is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing or related Allied Healthcare field with 2 years ICU/ER experience.
• Critical care experience, ACLS, TNCC preferred
• Or equivalent combination of education and experience

Responsibilities

• Responds to potential organ donor referrals at area hospitals, evaluates potential organ donors, medically manages consented donors in the ICU, allocates organs according to UNOS/OPTN policy and procedures and coordinates the recovery of organs and tissues from potential donors.
• Takes initial referral information and organ offers from other OPO's for patients listed on the local transplant lists.
• Completes all FLDRN paperwork and all information in iTransplant associated with local donor referrals, organ donors, organ import offers and imported organs accurately and in a timely manner.
• Attends clinical meetings and joint staff meetings as scheduled.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Complex task coordination

On-call availability

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing or allied healthcare

Job description

University of Rochester is seeking a highly skilled organ procurement professional to respond to donor referrals, evaluate donors, and coordinate organ recovery in alignment with UNOS/OPTN policies. The role requires critical care experience and coordination across hospital teams.

Responsibilities include managing donor information, completing paperwork in iTransplant, and coordinating with transplant centers. CPTC certification within 2 years is required.