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Living Donor Transplant Coordinator As a Living Donor Transplant Coordinator, you will serve as the primary point of contact for individuals interested in becoming living kidney donors. You will guide donors through every step of the evaluation process, provide education and support, coordinate testing and appointments, collaborate with multidisciplinary transplant team members, and advocate for donor safety and well-being.
This role offers the unique opportunity to build meaningful relationships while helping facilitate the gift of life through transplantation. The ideal candidate enjoys patient education, care coordination, and working in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment. Transplant experience is preferred but not required.
Strong organizational, communication, and critical thinking skills are essential. Join our team and help transform lives through living donation while supporting one of the nation's most impactful transplant programs. Responsibilities Clinical management of general hepatology patients, transplant candidates and living donors from the time of referral through transplantation and beyond.
Qualifications Education Graduate of an accredited school of nursing Required Work Experience 2 years of nursing experience Required 2 years of critical care or procurement experience Preferred Licenses and Certifications RN - Registered Nurse - Georgia State Licensure and/or NLC/eNCL Multistate Licensure Required CCTC - Certified Clinical Transplant Coordinator Preferred or CCTN - Certified Cardiothoracic Nurse within Cardiac Surgery Subspecialty Preferred or CCPC Preferred Business Unit : Company Name Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
About the role
As a Living Donor Transplant Coordinator, you will serve as the primary point of contact for individuals interested in becoming living kidney donors. You will guide donors through every step of the evaluation process, provide education and support, coordinate testing and appointments, collaborate with multidisciplinary transplant team members, and advocate for donor safety and well-being.
