In-House Coordinator
Sarasota, FL
In-House Coordinator
Sarasota, FL
JO# IN001991
Your Expertise Transforms Lives: Become an In-House Clinical Coordinator
You are the bridge between tragedy and hope. In this pivotal role, you serve as a dedicated advocate for organ and tissue donation, guiding grieving families with empathy while collaborating with elite clinical teams to facilitate life-saving gifts. This is not just a job; it is a mission-driven career for a clinical professional who excels in high-stakes environments and possesses the emotional intelligence to navigate the most delicate human moments. If you are ready to move beyond the bedside and into a role defined by profound impact and professional autonomy, your next chapter starts here.
What the Employer Offers
Professional Autonomy: Manage your day and your hospital relationships with a high degree of independence.
Comprehensive Benefits: Robust health, dental, and vision coverage designed to support your long-term well-being.
Specialized Training: Access to advanced education in Catastrophic Brain Injury Guidelines (CBIG) and donation protocols.
Impactful Culture: Join a team-oriented environment where your work directly results in successful transplants and saved lives.
Career Growth: Opportunities to lead hospital development initiatives and participate in quality improvement (QAPI) activities.
What They Need
Clinical Foundation: A Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree in Nursing (RN), Social Services, Allied Health, or a related field.
Critical Care Acumen: Proven experience in hospital or OPO environments, specifically dealing with critical care or end-of-life scenarios.
Expert Communication: The ability to conduct sensitive medical/social behavioral interviews with next-of-kin and build rapport with hospital leadership.
Operational Agility: Readiness to provide coverage on evenings, weekends, and holidays, responding to referrals in real-time.
Technical Precision: Skill in evaluating potential donors (BDD and DCD), reviewing medical records, and ensuring strict adherence to legal authorization statutes.
Physical Readiness: A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and the ability to move equipment as needed within the service area.
Take the Lead in Life-Saving Care
The window for donation is brief, but the legacy is permanent. If you have the clinical heart and the professional drive to lead these essential conversations, we want to hear from you. Apply today to secure your place on a team that turns "goodbye" into a second chance at life.
Chris Monroe
Phone: 615-547-2432
www.TheClinicalRecruiter.com
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