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• Florida:

  Hospital Development Liaison

  LifeLink is seeking a dynamic individual to maintain positive working relationships with key external agencies (hospital, medical examiner and/or funeral home) within Lee/Charlotte counties. Primary responsibility is to work within established LifeLink Foundation policies, procedures and protocols to function as a professional educator in a hospital environment. Through the application of approved hospital development program standards, establish a high level of confidence and maintain a positive working relationship with key external agency (hospital, medical examiner, coroner, law enforcement and/or funeral home) personnel within the assigned area with the ultimate goal of increasing organ/tissue donation through increased referrals and appropriate follow-through. QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY FOR CONSIDERATION Effective time management skills. Strong communication skills. The ability to analyze and interpret data. Strong team player. REQUIREMENTS A two-four year degree with a focus of marketing, social work, or a comparable field of study with appropriate related experience and demonstrated above average personal interaction and communication skills. Must possess excellent interpersonal, written and communication skills, and have the ability to utilize interpersonal communication skills to motivate individuals into actions which will promote the delivery of the option of organ and tissue donation to families. Ability to independently handle complex issues effectively and promptly at all levels of the healthcare setting. Ability to work extended hours on all shifts and travel within service area. Demonstrated public speaking abilities. Professional appearance a must.
  Open Until:	05/31/2012
  Contact:	Natalie Wolfe
  Address:	409 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606
  Fax:	813.349.6515

• Florida:

  Medical Technologist

  Based in the Immunology Lab 5th Floor, 409 Bayshore Blvd. Performs all histocompatibility asseys required for complete assessment of patients/donors for transplant. Individuals must be flexible to work full-time day shifts and provide rotating weekday/weekend call coverage for solid organ transplants. QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY FOR CONSIDERATION 1) Responsibilities will include serologic and molecular HLA typing, HLA antibody detection, flow cytometry and infectious disease testing. 2)Requires rotating weekday/weekend call coverage and working extended hours on-call in order to evaluate deceased organ donors and identify acceptable transplant recipients. 3)Attention to detail, good organizational skills. 4) Bi-lingual a plus. REQUIREMENTS 1) Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Technology or Biological Science. 2) Valid Florida Clinical Laboratory Technologist license. 3) ABHI CHT or CHS certification a plus, but not required.
  Open Until:	06/30/2012
  Contact:	Sue Brandon
  Address:	9661 Delaney Creek Blvd., Tampa, FL 33619
  Fax:	813.349.6995

• Florida:

  Microbiology Lab Technologist

  Performs quality control and microbiology laboratory tests. Assists the Laboratory Manager on matters pertaining to the Laboratory. Documents culture results and reports clinical findings. Principal Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Monitors function and temperatures of all laboratory equipment. Performs all routine maintenance and cleaning of equipment. 2. Performs quality control checks on all specimen paperwork received in the laboratory. 3. Performs quality control checks on specimens received in the laboratory for proper collection and labeling. Performs/conducts multiple laboratory tests manually or by utilizing manufactured test kits for the definitive identification of microbial organisms. Prepares various reagents for laboratory use. Documents all laboratory test results. Repeats any test with questionable/abnormal results. Informs supervisor of confirmed abnormal results. Maintains the sub culture of quality control organisms monthly. Responsible for performing and resulting residual moisture testing of bone samples Responsible for documentation of all samples sent to outside laboratories. Available 24 hours a day to assist Laboratory Manager and/or Supervisor in the event of a rare laboratory emergency. Performs and documents quality control for all identification test kits and various media used in the laboratory. Remains abreast of developments in the field(s) of Medical Technology/Tissue Banking by reviewing pertinent literature, attending seminars and continuing education programs as deemed appropriate by the Laboratory Manager. Responsible for segregating of biological and pathological waste generated by the laboratory. Job Specifications 1. Work requires a Bachelors Degree in Biological Science or Medical Technology. 2. Work requires licensure as a Laboratory Technologist by the State of Florida. 3. Work requires the ability to stand for sixty percent of the work time. 4. Work requires a minimum of 1 year clinical microbiology laboratory experience. 5. Work requires the manual dexterity and visual acuity necessary to perform microbiological biochemical work up and microscopic specimens.
  Open Until:	06/30/2012
  Contact:	Human Resources
  Address:	9661 Delaney Creek Blvd., Tampa, FL 33619
  Fax:	813.349.6995

• Florida:

  QA Process Review Coordinator

  The Q. A. Processing Review Coordinator I is responsible for helping to ensure that standards identified for aspects of tissue banking have been met. This position is necessary to ensure the safety and quality of tissue processed for clinical use. Specific areas of responsibility include, but are not limited to: review of all processing documentation, departmental auditing, environmental monitoring, calibrations, participation in development and maintenance of protocols, assisting in training of processing personnel, data collection and entry, records management. GENERAL DUTIES 1. Assists the Quality Assurance Supervisor/Manager. 2. Assists in the performance of audits under the supervision of the Quality Assurance Supervisor/Manager. 3. Responsible for the quality assurance file review of all processing documentation to ensure compliance with LifeLink Tissue Bank/AATB standards and FDA regulations. 4. Assists with the required environmental monitoring for all tissue bank facilities under the supervisor of the Q.A. Supervisor/Manager, including monthly prevalence walks and surface testing. 5. Assists in the maintenance of logs for management including but not limited to: freeze dryer records and tapes, temperature records, freezer recording charts, BFI Manifest, cleaning and disinfection, login/logout forms. 6. Assists in the training of Processing Personnel. REQUIREMENTS 1. A Bachelors Degree in Life Science is preferred. 2. Work requires strong computer, communication, organizational and writing skills. 3. Work requires the mental ability to assist in the preparation of audit records as they relate to all procedures. 4. Work requires ability to multi-task and attention to detail. 5. Work requires familiarity with medical terminology and review of medical records. 6. Previous QA experience preferred. 7. Bilingual a plus.
  Open Until:	06/30/2012
  Contact:	Human Resources
  Address:	9661 Delaney Creek Blvd., Tampa, FL 33619
  Fax:	813.349.6995

• Florida:

  Transplant Coordinator

  Based at the LifeLink of Florida’s 409 Bayshore Blvd. Office. Primary responsibility is to direct the resources available to bring about a successful recovery of organs and tissues for transplantation once a potential donor has been identified. Included in this responsibility is presenting the option of donation; placement of organs (attempting to maximize each donor); recovery and preservation of donated organs; and providing support and follow-up for involved parties. Coordinators are also to be available as resources and support and follow-up for involved parties. Coordinators are also to be available as resources and support for the Hospital Development and Public Education programs as directed by the Manager and/or Executive Director. Principal Duties and Responsibilities: Receives and evaluates incoming donor referral calls, identifies potential organs and tissue suitable for transplant, and offers the option of donation through the appropriate consent process. Responsible for the complete logistical coordination of all cases between procurement agencies and transplant centers and serves as communication link for all involved. Responsible for the ICU medical management of the organ donor, lymph node cut-down, organ specific evaluation for transplant, and organ placement to transplant centers. Coordinates extra renal fly-outs for local transplant center. Provides information as appropriate, to data center, recipient centers, UNOS and donor hospitals regarding donor follow-up. Provides donor families with follow-up information and support as needed. Completes donor bill audits/summaries in timely fashion or as specified in agreements with hospitals if requested by the Executive Director. Works with hospital development program and public education program on development initiatives. Where appropriate, provides back-up support for the tissue team and other duties as requested. Requires on-call rotation with some weekends. Flexibility and positive attitude a must; ability to speak Spanish a plus. Job Specifications R.N. or P.A. license required with 2+ years of critical care experience, or CPTC certified individual. Advanced technical, organizational, communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills required. Ability to deal with a high-stress level resulting from the emotionally and physically draining nature of the work. Ability to carry and lift 1-80 pounds five percent of the time. Valid driver's license required and good driving record.
  Open Until:	06/30/2012
  Contact:	Tina Linardic
  Address:	409 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606
  Fax:	813.349.6515

• Georgia:

  Transplant Coordinator

  Based at LifeLink of Georgia’s Atlanta office, the Transplant Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to direct the resources available to facilitate a successful recovery of organs and tissues for transplantation once a potential donor has been identified. Included in this responsibility is presenting the option of donation; placement of organs (attempting to maximize each donor); recovery and preservation of donated organs; and providing support and follow-up for involved parties. Coordinators are also to be available as resources and support for the Hospital Development and Public Education programs as directed by the Executive Director. QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY FOR CONSIDERATION Advanced medical, technical, organizational, communication, interpersonal, and problem solving skills required. Must be able to perform functions under pressure and/or after 20-40 hours without sleep. Experience in public speaking. Bilingual a plus. REQUIREMENTS R.N. or P.A. preferred with ICU, CCU, ER and/or OR experience. Ability to work extended hours and customary work has an additional 7-day/24 hour per day availability. Ability to deal with a high-stress level resulting from the emotionally and physically draining nature of the work. Ability to travel.
  Open Until:	06/30/2012
  Contact:	LaTasha Williams
  Address:	2875 Northwoods Parkway, Norcross, GA 30071
  Fax:	770.325.0207