Tissue Recovery Case Lead
About The Position
The Tissue Recovery Case Lead leads all aspects of tissue recovery and performs the full duties of a Tissue Recovery Surgical Specialist. The role recovers clinical and non-clinical tissues; coordinates case logistics with partners and facility staff; prepares instruments and supplies; conducts time-outs and physical assessments; ensures compliant documentation; and oversees post-operative donor care and safe transport of tissues, staff, and equipment. The position manages post-recovery work, including preparing and scheduling shipments, organizing storage, maintaining inventory, keeping recovery spaces clean and audit-ready, and completing donor records on time. It also provides team leadership and training by assigning roles, ensuring material and facility readiness, communicating with internal and external stakeholders, supervising trainees, and precepting new staff. The role supports quality and continuous improvement by reviewing donor records, leading NCI and CAPA investigations, maintaining organized workspaces, contributing to KPI development and audit readiness, and participating in LEAN initiatives to support performance and regulatory compliance.
Requirements
- Two years of experience in a healthcare-related field with at least 12 months of experience leading a team or serving as a project lead, or one year of experience in tissue recovery as a Tissue Recovery Surgical Specialist.
- Valid driver's license.
- Must be able to meet all credentialing requirements of area hospitals and other recovery facilities.
Responsibilities
- Lead tissue recovery cases and perform the full duties of a Tissue Recovery Surgical Specialist.
- Recover clinical and non-clinical tissues.
- Coordinate case logistics with partners and facility staff.
- Prepare instruments and supplies, conduct time-outs, complete physical assessments, and ensure compliant documentation.
- Oversee post-operative donor care and safe transport of tissues, staff, and equipment.
- Prepare and schedule shipments, organize storage, maintain inventory, and keep recovery spaces clean and audit-ready.
- Ensure donor records are completed in a timely manner.
- Assign team member roles and ensure material and facility readiness.
- Communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
- Supervise trainees and precept new staff.
- Review donor records and lead NCI and CAPA investigations.
- Support KPI development, audit readiness, and LEAN initiatives.
- Maintain organized workspaces and promote quality, performance, and regulatory compliance.
Benefits
- Best-in-class benefits providing stability, personal growth, and peace of mind.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
