Organ Recovery Coordinator
New Mexico Donor Services is currently seeking an Organ Recovery Coordinator (ORC) to join a dedicated team of professionals in a fast paced work environment while sustaining the organization’s mission of commitment to saving and improving lives. The primary responsibility of the organ recovery coordinator is to coordinate the organ donation process. This includes leading the entire care team in the clinical management of the potential organ donor and maximizing organ suitability for allocation and transplantation. The coordinator will be participate in a broad scope of clinical and non-clinical functions and collaborate with NMDS leadership in organizational improvement initiatives. The ability to work independently both in and out of the office, in hospitals and manage “on call” responsibilities in cooperation with teammates is inherent. A valid driver’s license and insurance must be maintained and availability of a reliable automobile to travel within the state of New Mexico. Ability to travel by air is required.
Our unique working environment is both challenging and rewarding for the right person who is driven by commitment and skill and has the ability to be a self-starter who supports the mission of donation, the work of team mates and the goal of growth for other employees and the organization as a whole.
Qualifications:
The successful candidate will possess advanced clinical, critical-thinking, and communication skills. Two years experience as an organ recovery coordinator and certification as a Certified Procurement Transplant Coordinator (CPTC) is highly desired. Strong computer and communication skills are a must. Other health care professionals with a proven record in an advanced clinical setting with the extensive medical skills necessary to perform the job responsibilities will be considered.
We provide an excellent compensation package, options on relocation reimbursement, and an opportunity to grow personally and professionally with our organization.
Qualified professionals may submit cover letter and resume to:
Attention: Office Manager
Email: resume866@dcids.org
Fax: 505.345.1231
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