Organ Recovery Coordinator - Western Washington
LifeCenter NorthwestWashington, District of Columbia, United States
Posted March 31, 2026
91429 - 148800 USD
Full Time
About the Company
LifeCenter Northwest is a federally designated organ procurement organization that serves Alaska, Montana, northern Idaho, and Washington, coordinating the recovery of organs and tissues for transplant. The organization focuses on organ and tissue donation, grief and bereavement support, and hospital partnerships to streamline transplant logistics. By educating the public about donation and advocating for registration, LifeCenter Northwest helps meet the needs of over 100,000 patients on the national transplant waiting list. Its regional expertise, community outreach, and commitment to compassionate care set it apart in the industry.
Job Description
The Organ Recovery Coordinator position involves the fulfillment of both on-call responsibilities and office time related to identification, evaluation, management, and coordination of donor activity. Experience in the Organ Procurement Industry is unique, but a comprehensive orientation program is offered to ensure employees are prepared for all aspects of the job requirements.
Requirements
- 2 years experience of acute care experience
- Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
- The ability to meet schedule and travel requirements
- Proof of COVID-19 vaccination and booster, or applicable medical or religious exemption
Benefits
- medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, accidental death & dismemberment insurance, long-term disability insurance, and travel accident insurance
- option of enrolling in supplemental or voluntary plans: life insurance, short-term disability, accident insurance, hospital indemnity, critical illness coverage and pet insurance
- employee assistance program (EAP)
- quarterly Wellness Reimbursement
- paid holidays
- 119 hours of PTO annually
- Health Time Off hours
- paid living donor leave
- two weeks paid jury duty leave
- three weeks of paid parental leave