Role Description
The Clinical Communications Coordinator (CCC) is accountable for the screening, triage, and active management of all organ donor referrals. This multifaceted role includes:
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Referral acuity identification
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Evaluation and coordination of follow-up actions
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Completion of all referral-related documentation
The CCC gathers, summarizes, and shares important clinical details that directly inform and support decision-making by internal partners to efficiently assess donation potential and maximize donation performance. The CCC ensures consistent, accurate, and proactive communication with hospital care teams, coordinates referral follow-up, and works collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders to optimize referral management.
Qualifications
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Bachelorβs degree or equivalent; applicable work experience may substitute for education
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Minimum of one year of experience in a clinical healthcare environment or in a setting involving referral triage, referral management, organ donation, or tissue donation coordination
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Experience working as a nurse, paramedic, respiratory therapist, or similar position, and/or organ/tissue donation preferred
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Experience applying medical terminology, interpreting clinical information, and communicating in fast-paced healthcare or donation settings
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Experience with electronic medical records; Epic, Cerner, or Medtech preferred
Requirements
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Responds promptly and accurately to death notification and referral calls
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Applies knowledge, experience, and established guidelines to perform the initial evaluation of referrals to determine potential donation suitability
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Collaborates with hospital staff members to obtain complete and accurate medical information while concurrently assessing donation eligibility requirements
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Reviews Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) to compile a medical history and current clinical course
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Distills and communicates relevant referral screening information to appropriate internal partners
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Obtains and maintains access to EMRs at participating facilities
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Uses established guidelines and critical thinking to evaluate clinical information updates
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Communicates donor information to healthcare teams and LifeCenter staff
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Follows up with donor hospital partners daily based on active referral acuity
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Processes procurement, allocation, and other calls
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Accurately updates medical records and completes chart corrections in iTransplant
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Maintains confidentiality of all donors, recipients, and/or other identifying information
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Provides exemplary customer service to all callers and stakeholders
Benefits
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Medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, accidental death & dismemberment insurance, long-term disability insurance, and travel accident insurance
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Option to enroll in supplemental or voluntary plans: life insurance, short-term disability, accident insurance, hospital indemnity, critical illness coverage, and pet insurance
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403(b) program with employer match of up to 7% after one year
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Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and quarterly Wellness Reimbursement
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Paid holidays throughout the calendar year
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Earn 119 hours of PTO annually and Health Time Off hours
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Paid living donor leave, two weeks paid jury duty leave after 6 months of service, and three weeks of paid parental leave after one year of service
Company Description
LifeCenter Northwest is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.