Job Description
_ About the Organ Allocation Coordinator_
The Organ Allocation Coordinator (OAC) contributes to maximizing organ utilization by managing the allocation process for organ placement and research. Facilitates the transportation of organs. In collaboration with the Organ Recovery Coordinator (ORC), Organ Donation Coordinator (ODC), and Advisor on Call (AOC), the Organ Allocation Coordinator reviews medical records to ensure completion, and utilizes clinical judgement to determine organs which may be at risk of non-use and develop prevention strategies. Considered a subject matter expert in organ allocation, the Organ Allocation Coordinator maintains a working knowledge of Transplantation Network policies.
Collaborates with external partners which may include a range of high-level professionals including transplant physicians and surgeons, transplant coordinators, researchers, and other professionals.
Builds and maintains professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders, ensuring responsive service and alignment with organizational core values.
Each organ donation case presents a new set of unique circumstances that must be addressed in real-time to ensure successful transplantation. This requires a high degree of organization, ingenuity, and an ability to adapt in order to rapidly problem-solve in the face of challenges to organ utilization. Takes appropriate action in urgent situations to minimize adverse events that may negatively impact the supply of organs or the safety of recipients.
*Night shift position, 7 pm - 7 am, 36 hours per week
_ Requirements_
Minimum Education:
Associate's degree, or combination of relevant medical certification and experience
Minimum Experience:
2 years of experience in the healthcare field or previous organ procurement organization (OPO) experience. Strong medical terminology experience.
Communication: Proven ability to collaborate with physicians and healthcare teams, strong conflict resolution and critical thinking skills
Medical Assessment: Experience reviewing medical records, laboratory values, and hemodynamic data to assess organ function
Preferred Education: EMT-P, LPN, RN, or RT license, bachelor’s degree or higher in a related field
Preferred Experience: 3-5 years clinical healthcare or OPO setting, preferably in organ allocation or transplant center.
_ We Offer_
Additional Information
Donor Network of Arizona is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected characteristics as outlined by federal, state, or local laws. All employment is based on qualifications, merit and business need. If you require a reasonable accommodation due to a disability during the application or interview process, please contact our team at hr@dnaz.org. We are committed to maintaining a drug-free workplace.