Organ Donation Coordinator

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midsouth transplant foundationMemphis (TN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$73k - $90k per year

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About the role

Organ Donation Coordinator
About Us: Did you know that 4000+ people in the Mid-South are waiting for life saving organs? One organ and tissue donor can save up to 8 lives. Since 1976, MSTF has helped to facilitate the donation process and promote awareness in our community. Learn more how you can be part of this life saving work. The Organ Donation Coordinator (ODC) is responsible for the clinical management of potential donors, evaluation of and allocation of organs, and assisting in the operating room during the recovery of organs. The ODC manages the preservation, packaging and arranging transportation of the donated organs. MSTF provides you a laptop and mobile phone. You use your own vehicle to travel to hospitals and auto insurance is required. Mileage reimbursed.
Qualifications: Licensed Registered Nurse (who has ICU experience). MUST HAVE a minimum of 2 years experience in critical care, high acuity level emergency room, critical care management during ground or air transport or other organ recovery experience preferred.
Work Hours: (Full-time). Schedule is 24 hour shifts (8 to 10 shifts per month) or 1 2 hour shifts (14 shifts per month). Shifts include some weekends and holidays. Salary based on experience. $73k - $90k per year. Service area is a 3 hours radius of Memphis, TN.At Mid-South Transplant Foundation, Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and AD&D insurance, Short & Long Term disability insurance is FREE for individual coverage. Great rates for family coverage. Generous PTO in the first calendar year, plus holiday pay. Substantial company contributions to retirement plan.

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