In-House Coordinator - Community Regional Medical Center

In-House Coordinator - Community Regional Medical Center

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. Donor Network West’s mission is to save and heal lives through organ and tissue donation for transplantation and research.

The In-House Coordinator manages elements of hospital development, clinical, and family care as the primary resource for their assigned donor hospital(s). The In-House Coordinator is primarily responsible for developing and implementing hospital strategic plans, responding to donor referrals, authorizing donation and clinical management of donors to enhance eye, organ, and tissue donation within the assigned hospital(s). This includes being a consistent, trustful, and collaborative representative of DNWest.

This role will also collaborate, as necessary, with other departments within DNWest and with external tissue banks to perform these functions.

• Takes primary responsibility for hospital donation strategy, development and organ and tissue donation performance.
• Sets quarterly and yearly goals to continuously improve performance that is consistent with DNWest organizational goals and strategic plans.
• Presents plans and strategy to hospital administration, physicians, and nursing staff.

• Secures and maintains visibility by rounding in all relevant units and fostering positive hospital leadership/physician relationships.
• Provides concise written communications to external and internal partners.
• Provides conflict resolution as needed.
• Negotiates DNWest needs and necessary services with physicians, nurses, and ancillary services prior to and during organ and tissue donor cases.
• Responsible for acquiring and providing hospital feedback after referrals and donors.
• Conducts donor council meetings, participates in post-donation After Action Review/Debrief meetings with physicians, nurses, and ancillary staff involved.
• Continuously performs on-site meetings and trainings in assigned hospitals.
• Participates in community events surrounding assigned hospital(s) such as Donate Life Month, as well as community-based donation promotion activities as needed.

• Analyzes trends in donation processes.
• Maintains referral and donation process metrics.
• Participates in the medical record review process to identify potential referrals.

• Ensures current hospital affiliation agreement is maintained at all assigned hospitals.
• Responsible for hospital program site maintenance by ensuring all regulatory requirements are met as scheduled, including medical record review, hospital policies related to donation, and hospital strategic plans.

• Responds and provides onsite consultation to hospitals that refer potential organ and tissue donors.
• Conducts a thorough chart review and determines medical suitability in conjunction with other clinical personnel.
• Documents information in DNWest’s electronic records.

• Works in the capacity of Family Resource Coordinator in assigned facility(s).
• Assesses potential donor families, obtains appropriate authorization or notification for donation.
• Completes the Uniform Donor Risk Assessment Interview with appropriate historian per DNWest’s policy and procedure and obtains follow-up information if required.
• Collaborates with hospital staff to obtain administrative authorization when appropriate.

• Assesses hemodynamic stability, performs donor physical assessment, and develops strategies in conjunction with DNWest’s clinical staff to maintain organ function.
• Consults with the health care team regarding the preservation of organs for donation, brain death declaration, and tests ordered for evaluation of potential organ donors.
• Obtains, labels, and packages specimens for testing.
• Maintains critical care knowledge and critical thinking skills to effectively and independently manage brain dead and donation after cardiac death donors using approved donor protocols and develops action plan with clinical team as needed.
• Facilitates transfer of donors to the…