Tissue Recovery Coordinator - Night Shift

This is a day shift position, working 12-hour shifts from 6pm to 6am. It is a rotating schedule working 4 shifts one week and 3 shifts the next week.

Successful completion of a one (1) year allied health care technical or professional program with current certification, or Associates degree level study with an emphasis in allied health or science field, or two (2) years of experience in tissue banking or related field is required. Experience in tissue donation or transplantation is highly desirable. Additional knowledge, skills and abilities include:

General understanding of disease processes.

Basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology.

Basic knowledge of medical terminology.

Ability to read and follow checklists and procedures.

Ability to effectively communicate and interact with nurses, physicians, hospital/transplant professionals, funeral directors, Coroners, and Indiana Donor Network employees.

Ability to remain calm in stressful situations.

Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.

Knowledge of the instrumentation and equipment utilized routinely in tissue recovery.

Knowledge of and skill to create and maintain a sterile environment.

Knowledge of FDA regulations and AATB standards.

Ability to make sound decisions and to identify what situations require escalation to higher levels.

Ability to use resources effectively and efficiently.

Working knowledge of office equipment, including but not limited to personal computer, Microsoft Office products, data entry, fax machines, calculator, cameras, photocopier, mobile phone or PDA.

Ability to serve 12-hour shifts as assigned.

Ability to work effectively in a team environment

If you are looking for a rewarding career where your work directly impacts lives, apply today and become part of our compassionate and dedicated team at Indiana Donor Network.

Indiana Donor Network is an equal opportunity employer. Employment is contingent upon successfully passing drug screening and background check, including verification with the Social Security Administration, criminal records review, DMV check, and the Office of Inspector General.