National Multiethnic Donor Awareness Month aims to raise awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation across all ethnicities.

Organ Transplantation is a remarkable medical procedures. It involves surgically replacing a failing or damaged organ in one individual with a healthy organ from another individual, showcasing the remarkable potential of modern medicine to extend the gift of time. Many people wonder: does race matter in organ transplants? Click the "Read More" button below to keep reading on our Donation Essentials Blog page.

Donor Alliance is a Top Workplace for over 10 years and is driven by our mission to save and heal lives through organ and tissue donation. Do you know someone who might be a good fit for this role?

We are currently recruiting Organ Procurement Specialists. The Organ Procurement Specialist plays a crucial role in the complex and exciting field of organ donation. Drawing on multiple backgrounds like surgical technology, emergency medical services, and paramedicine, the Organ Procurement Specialists are pivotal in coordinating and facilitating organ recovery processes.

The OPS's responsibilities include overseeing the logistical aspects of organ procurement. They manage the intricate details of surgical instruments, supplies, and equipment required during organ recovery procedures. This role demands meticulous attention to detail and a thorough understanding of medical protocols to ensure the safe and effective handling of organs intended for donation. Beyond logistical support, Organ Procurement Specialists are deeply involved in education and conflict management within operating room settings. They work closely with medical teams to ensure procedures are executed smoothly and efficiently, often serving as a bridge between healthcare providers and our internal organ team during intense moments.

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