Transplant Care Navigator & Team Liaison

Presbyterian System Services; United States; On-site; USD 76,000 - 129,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Education & certification support

Wearable safety badge

Shift differentials

Malpractice insurance

Loan forgiveness

EPIC system

Job summary

Presbyterian Healthcare Services in Albuquerque, NM is seeking a Transplant Coordinator to proactively manage care for transplant candidates and recipients across the continuum, coordinating with transplant teams and external partners to ensure optimal outcomes.

You will serve as a resource for the transplant process, coordinate all aspects of pre/post transplant care, and work with multidisciplinary teams to assess teaching needs and address broader patient and family needs.

Qualifications

• Two to three years college level courses.
• Associate Degree/Diploma in Nursing.
• State of New Mexico Nursing License required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate pre/post transplant care with patients, families, nursing units, and organ procurement agencies.
• Act as patient advocate and transplant team liaison to ensure optimal outcomes.
• Assess teaching needs and ensure appropriate education for patients and significant others.
• Evaluate physical, psychological, financial, and psychosocial needs to determine interventions for best outcomes.
• Serve as expert resource and educator for internal and external nursing staff statewide/regional.
• Collect and report Medicare, UNOS, and research data related to transplantation and ensure compliance.

Education

Associate Degree/Diploma in Nursing

State Nursing License

Job description

Presbyterian Healthcare Services in Albuquerque, NM is seeking a Transplant Coordinator to proactively manage care for transplant candidates and recipients across the continuum, coordinating with transplant teams and external partners to ensure optimal outcomes.

You will serve as a resource for the transplant process, coordinate all aspects of pre/post transplant care, and work with multidisciplinary teams to assess teaching needs and address broader patient and family needs.