RN Transplant Coordinator: Pre-Liver Evaluation

Loyola Medicine; Maywood (IL); On-site; USD 54,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Loyola Medicine in Illinois is seeking a Pre Liver Transplant Coordinator to support the pre-transplant phase, review diagnostic tests, coordinate patient care, triage calls, and assist in medication management.

You will coordinate evaluations for recipients and living donors, manage post-transplant follow-up, educate patients and donors, and ensure compliance with UNOS, CMS, Joint Commission, and insurer requirements.

Qualifications

• BSN required.
• Current RN license in Illinois.
• CPR/BLS certification current.
• 3–5 years of nursing experience in hepatology, gastroenterology, ambulatory care, care coordination, or related specialty.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate pre-transplant evaluations for recipients and living donors.
• Manage post-transplant follow-up care for transplant recipients and donors.
• Educate patients and donors on all aspects of the transplant process.
• Review diagnostic tests, laboratory results, and clinical information for transplant eligibility and review board presentations.
• Coordinate interdisciplinary care and treatment plans.
• Triage patient and donor calls and assist with medication management.
• Participate in on-call organ procurement and donor offer activities.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory and accreditation requirements (UNOS, CMS, Joint Commission, insurance carriers).
• Prepare quality improvement reports and support transplant program administration.
• Attend transplant-related meetings, conferences, and review activities.

Skills

Nursing

Care coordination

Clinical documentation

Education

BSN

Job description

Loyola Medicine in Illinois is seeking a Pre Liver Transplant Coordinator to support the pre-transplant phase, review diagnostic tests, coordinate patient care, triage calls, and assist in medication management.

You will coordinate evaluations for recipients and living donors, manage post-transplant follow-up, educate patients and donors, and ensure compliance with UNOS, CMS, Joint Commission, and insurer requirements.