Nurse

• Coordinate care for transplant patients, living donors, and their families
• Facilitate patients' and families' movement through transplantation and living donation processes through education, support, and service coordination
• Manage clinical aspects of the transplant program, including education, patient care coordination, organ acquisition, research, data management, quality assessment, and program development
• Manage patient care from referral through post-operative management, discharge planning, and long-term follow-up
• Liaise among transplant physicians, referring physicians, transplant recipients, families, living donors, and outside agencies
• Make independent care and treatment decisions within established protocols
• Provide on-call coverage and problem-solve during stressful situations
• Facilitate patient entry into the transplant program
• Coordinate medical, surgical, financial, psychosocial, nutritional, and pharmaceutical evaluations and ongoing care
• Participate in care planning and selection conferences
• List transplant patients and register living donors in a timely manner
• Maintain the UNOS waiting list according to policies, regulations, and national guidelines
• Coordinate pre-operative, inpatient, discharge, post-discharge, and ongoing case management
• Communicate patient needs to multidisciplinary transplant team members
• Provide age-specific care and intervention
• Assess, plan, and advocate for patients and families across the care continuum
• Document care accurately and promptly
• Use critical thinking and involve patients, families, physicians, ancillary providers, and multidisciplinary teams in care planning
• Facilitate organ acquisition and transplantation through on-call responsibilities
• Collect and analyze data for physicians, leadership, regulatory agencies, and research protocols
• Participate in quality monitoring and process improvement
• Follow transplantation and living-donation regulations, policies, procedures, and guidelines
• Assess and address education needs related to transplantation, organ procurement, and organ donation
• Participate in community and professional education promoting organ donation and transplantation

Registered Nurse – Organ Liver Transplant Coordinator

• Provide nursing care to patients in an outpatient dialysis center
• Build long-term relationships with patients and their families
• Work as part of an interdisciplinary team with technicians, nurses, dietitians, social workers, physicians, and the center manager
• Oversee a group of patients with support from PCTs
• Conduct patient observations, measure patient statistics, and perform machine setup
• Deliver specialized, complex care for patients with co-morbidities and unique treatment plans
• Commit to clinical goal setting and quality improvement initiatives
• Float between various clinics from Lehi to Price, Utah, during and after training
• Complete paid classroom and hands-on dialysis training
• Work 3–4 shifts per week, typically 10–12 hours per shift, Monday–Saturday; some holidays are required

Float Registered Nurse – Dialysis Experience Required

• Deliver direct patient care in an outpatient dialysis setting
• Monitor patients, manage treatment plans, and respond to health changes
• Collaborate with the clinical team, including Patient Care Technicians
• Educate patients and families on kidney health and treatment options
• Float to nearby clinics as needed
• Provide care to patients with end-stage renal disease or chronic kidney conditions
• Complete paid training, potentially at a clinic other than the home location
• Work flexible shifts including mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays