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Transplant Coordinator Lead : Abdominal Transplant Administration

Newport Beach, CA • On-site

Hoag Health System
Health Care and Social Assistance • 5 - 10K employees
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Posted 4 days ago

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Transplant Coordinator Lead

The Transplant Coordinator Lead maintains and supports nursing standards of care for a specific transplant population. Serves as a liaison, subject matter expert, and educational partner to support consistent standards of care across the transplant coordinator team. Collaborate with staff, the patient, and his/her family concerning patient evaluation and discharge planning. Maintains appropriate documentation for transplant candidacy and post-transplant follow-up care. Coordinates communications with the outpatient transplant population such as transplant clinic visits, community referrals, telephone consultations, outpatient treatments, and subsequent hospital admissions. Develops and coordinates a system to organize the flow of patients from initial referrals, through evaluation and education, to post-transplant follow-up and referral back to the community. Participates in collaborative, interdisciplinary research activities related to transplant patients or process improvement activities.

Responsibilities include independently coordinating outpatient transplant patient care, providing consultation on clinical and operational issues, serving as a lead resource to other transplant coordinators for complex outpatient coordination workflows and case management questions, coordinating donor procurement and recipient preparation, leading the development, revision, and standardization of transplant program policies, procedures, and educational programs, facilitating the evaluation and listing process of the potential transplant patient, maintaining communication with referring physicians and insurance case managers, providing education regarding the transplant evaluation, listing and organ allocation process, managing databases such as the UNOS waiting list, attending department quality meetings and leading in department QAPI activities, providing informal guidance, coaching, and peer support to transplant coordinators, partnering with Transplant Manager or Director on staffing coordination, scheduling, operational support and timecard approval, serving as a lead resource for coordinating workflows, process improvements, daily workflow execution, case coordination, prioritization, and process consistency across the transplant coordinator team, and performing other duties as assigned.

Qualifications include a Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN), 5 years of transplant coordinator experience, including demonstrated experience in a lead, senior, or resource role, 1 year as a lead, senior, or resource role required, Master of Science in Nursing or other healthcare-related field, experience with workflow development, process improvement, or standardization of initiatives within a transplant program preferred, Registered Nurse in the State of California - current and in good standing, BLS via American Heart Association, and Required Certified Clinical Transplant Coordinator (CCTC) from the American Board of Transplant Coordinators (ABTC).

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