Jobs at Infinite Legacy

Leads daily organ recovery operations, overseeing donor evaluation, organ allocation, recovery, packaging, staffing, training, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, supplies, budgeting, and call responsibilities. Supervises staff performance, maintains clinical competencies, supports strategic planning, and ensures adherence to CMS, UNOS, AOPO, FDA, AATB, and organizational standards.

Coordinates psychoeducational grief and bereavement support for organ and tissue donor families and community members. Develops and leads workshops, support groups, and educational programming; builds referral partnerships with hospitals, churches, schools, funeral homes, and community organizations; maintains grief resources; supports donor family and recipient meetings; contributes educational content; and serves as an aftercare subject matter expert. Requires evening and weekend availability, autonomy, cultural sensitivity, and regional travel.

Coordinates hospital organ and tissue donation programs by assessing donation performance, analyzing medical record review data, developing improvement plans, educating hospital staff, and maintaining relationships with clinical and administrative leaders. The role includes hospital rounding, referral follow-up, regulatory and policy support, donation case assistance, reporting, community outreach, frequent travel, and on-call coverage including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Develops and delivers onboarding, continuing education, compliance, e-learning, and simulation programs for employees. Partners with departments, trainers, subject matter experts, and leaders to assess competency, analyze education metrics, identify process improvements, and standardize training. Creates instructional materials, facilitates courses and simulations, evaluates learning outcomes, manages surveys, supports participant onboarding, and researches emerging educational technologies. Travel to regional offices may be required.

Coordinates hospital organ and tissue donation programs by assessing donation performance, analyzing medical record review data, identifying process improvements, and implementing strategic plans. Builds relationships with hospital leaders and clinical staff, provides donation education, supports referrals and donation cases, conducts hospital rounding and after-action reviews, maintains regulatory and policy documentation, and reports outcomes. Requires frequent hospital travel, on-call availability, and collaboration with clinical and community outreach teams.

Supervises procurement services and donation technician operations, including organ recovery, perfusion, operating-room navigation, staffing, scheduling, documentation, audits, and quality assurance. Provides clinical and logistical expertise, mentors and trains staff, supports organizational education, coordinates follow-up donor records, and serves as an on-call staffing supervisor. The role requires clinical shifts, schedule flexibility, travel throughout the donor services area, and occasional weekends, holidays, and overnight work.