Referral Resource Coordinator - Critical Care/OPO

New England Donor Services•Waltham, MA

8h•$40 - $43•Hybrid

About The Position

The Referral Resource Coordinator (RRC) manages referral and case activity to ensure follow-up and/or response on site to hospitals occur in a manner that meets NEDS’ mission and best serves donor families. This position participates in a remote work capacity and schedule that provides oversight of new and open referrals and dispatching of staff 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.

Requirements

Previous OPO experience in a clinical role such as a Donation Coordinator, Critical Responder or Referral Resource Coordinator.
Ability to work remote for a mix of 16 hour and 8 hour shifts (currently 2 shifts of 16 hours days and 1 shift of 8 hour overnight a week).
Ability to communicate effectively and provide good customer service.
Basic understanding of pathophysiology and critical-care level hemodynamics.
Ability to read, analyze and interpret electronic medical records of patients receiving ICU-level care to assess donor suitability and type of response necessary (i.e. lab values, diagnoses, medical history).
Ability to respond to changing needs; prioritize effectively, and to communicate effectively and constructively during times of stress.
Excellent organizational skills and ability to multi-task cases.
Adherence to standards of practice.
Proficiency in Word, Excel, Outlook and the ability to learn NEDS’ internal systems (e.g. True North) and hospital EMRs.
Critical care (hospital or pre-hospital) or OPO experience required.
Must be available to be on site in Waltham, MA for a week for New Hire Orientation.

Nice To Haves

Previous OPO experience as a Donation Coordinator or in a position with organ donor referral management strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Manages referral and case activity to ensure follow-up and/or response on site to hospitals.
Provides oversight of new and open referrals and dispatching of staff 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.
Collaborates with NEDS team members and key hospital partners in a Critical Care/ICU setting.
Reads, analyzes and interprets electronic medical records of patients receiving ICU-level care to assess donor suitability and type of response necessary.
Responds to changing needs, prioritizes effectively, and communicates effectively and constructively during times of stress.
Multi-tasks cases effectively.