Jobs at DCI Donor Services, Inc.

The External Affairs Coordinator raises awareness of organ and tissue donation through community events, campaigns, presentations, social media, webinars, and podcasts. The role develops community and corporate partnerships, coordinates volunteer ambassador opportunities, and increases donor registry participation. Responsibilities require public speaking, writing, marketing, event planning, outreach, multitasking, and relationship management. Local travel is required, and Spanish proficiency and experience working with Latino communities are preferred.

Develops hospital partnerships to promote organ and tissue donation, supports donation processes, educates healthcare staff, coordinates communication among hospitals, donor families, and the organization, analyzes data, documents interactions, and leads marketing and process-improvement initiatives. Requires a bachelor’s degree, two years of marketing or related experience, healthcare system knowledge, Microsoft Office proficiency, and a valid driver’s license. Shift schedule is not specified.

Coordinates organ donation and recovery processes, including evaluating donor suitability, coordinating organ allocation with transplant programs, assisting with surgical recovery and perioperative logistics, preparing specimens, supporting donor families, conducting medical and social history interviews, and updating electronic medical records. The role requires 12-hour day or night shifts, including weekends and some holidays, to support continuous donor management.

Coordinates organ and tissue donation referrals, documents medical screening, evaluates donor suitability, interprets laboratory and diagnostic information, and collaborates with hospital and clinical teams to support donation logistics and donor management. The role also participates in training, quality assurance, process improvement, and special projects.

Builds and strengthens relationships with hospitals and healthcare professionals to promote organ and tissue donation. Develops hospital-specific strategies, supports donation processes, educates clinical staff, coordinates communication among hospitals, donor families, and the organization, documents interactions, and conducts data analysis and marketing initiatives. Requires healthcare knowledge, marketing experience, strong communication skills, a bachelor’s degree, and a valid driver’s license.

Organ Recovery Coordinators evaluate donor suitability, coordinate organ allocation with transplant teams, and assist with surgical recovery, packaging, transportation, and laboratory shipments. They support donor families, conduct medical and social history interviews, update electronic medical records, and collaborate with hospital staff and surgeons. The role requires extensive 12-hour on-call shifts, including alternating day and night coverage.

Coordinates organ donation and recovery by evaluating donor suitability, collaborating with clinical teams and transplant surgeons, arranging organ allocation and transportation, assisting with surgical recovery and specimen shipment, supporting donor families, conducting medical and social history interviews, and maintaining electronic medical records. The role requires extensive rotating 12-hour call shifts and independent clinical judgment.

Performs surgical recovery of abdominal organs for transplantation and research at donor hospitals. Provides on-call coverage, supports CMS, UNOS, and AOPO compliance, trains OPO and hospital personnel, and advises hospital staff during organ procurement procedures.

Designs, administers, secures, and maintains LAN/WAN networks, firewalls, VPNs, wireless infrastructure, monitoring systems, and VoIP telephony. The role manages network performance, security controls, vulnerability assessments, incident response, call quality, SIP trunks, telephony gateways, compliance reporting, vendor coordination, and infrastructure optimization. This hybrid position requires on-site support for installations, upgrades, emergency response, and occasional after-hours maintenance.

Performs surgical recovery of abdominal organs for transplantation and research, including liver, kidney, pancreas, and small bowel. Provides on-call donor recovery coverage, supports compliance with CMS, UNOS, and AOPO standards, trains OPO and hospital staff, and advises hospital personnel during procurement procedures.

Supports biotech product development and manufacturing projects through process improvement, data analysis, validation, troubleshooting, process scale-up, technology transfer, equipment development, and technical documentation. Collaborates with Manufacturing, Quality, and Regulatory teams while supporting deviations, CAPAs, change controls, SOPs, and work instructions. The role requires engineering expertise in regulated biotech or tissue-processing environments.

The External Affairs Director leads community engagement, public education, legislative relations, partnerships, and donation-awareness initiatives. The role represents the organization at community and business events, manages public education staff, oversees donor-registration events, monitors legislation, supports crisis and stakeholder communications, and collaborates on public relations, marketing, website, and social media strategies. Travel and frequent public speaking are required.

Directs tissue processing operations, including production planning, staffing, equipment and facility oversight, quality and compliance, customer delivery, budgeting, and leadership development. The role develops strategic processing plans, supports new product launches and process improvements, ensures final product quality and on-time delivery, and builds accountability across the processing department.

Manages onsite administrative operations and staff while supporting senior leadership, coordinating meetings, communications, vendors, inspections, onboarding, safety records, and fleet vehicles. Serves as a liaison across departments, standardizes administrative processes, oversees employee performance and hiring, supports HR activities, and coordinates building maintenance and emergency responses. The role is onsite in Nashville and requires a bachelor's degree, at least five years of related administrative experience, and a valid driver's license.

Coordinates organ donation and recovery by evaluating donor suitability, coordinating organ allocation with transplant teams, supporting surgical recovery and logistics, managing specimens and transportation, updating medical records, and supporting donor families. Requires 24/7 flexibility, including substantial on-call availability, nights, weekends, and holidays.

Manages day-to-day Bridge2Life Center operations, staff performance, training, staffing, quality assurance, compliance, donor chart reviews, performance metrics, and process improvement. The manager serves as an operational subject matter expert, ensures efficient call handling and donation outcomes, monitors policies and procedures, and reports issues to the center director. This is an onsite position in Nashville or Knoxville.

Performs surgical recovery of abdominal organs for transplantation and research at donor hospitals. Provides on-call coverage, supports CMS, UNOS, and AOPO compliance, educates OPO and hospital personnel, and advises hospital staff during procurement procedures.

Screens organ and tissue donor referrals by phone, evaluates medical suitability using records, histories, examinations, and diagnostic results, and documents findings in electronic medical records. Coordinates referral logistics with hospitals and clinical teams, supports donor activation plans, and maintains accurate intake procedures. The role also participates in training, quality assurance, process improvement, and special projects while working rotating 12-hour night shifts in Nashville with some work from home.

Build awareness of organ and tissue donation through community events, campaigns, presentations, partnerships, and digital engagement. The coordinator will develop community and corporate relationships, engage audiences through social media, webinars, and podcasts, and coordinate volunteer ambassador opportunities. Strong communication, public speaking, writing, organization, multitasking, and creative marketing skills are required. Local travel is required.

The In House Recovery Coordinator evaluates patients for organ donation, coordinates organ allocation with transplant programs and surgeons, assists with surgical recovery and organ transport, supports donor families, conducts medical and social history interviews, updates electronic medical records, and partners with hospital leadership on donation protocols, education, and performance improvement.