Do more for patients than most can imagine.

For skilled nursing professionals, the Renal & Pancreatic Transplantation Program at NewYork-Presbyterian represents a rare opportunity: the chance to bring new and life-changing advances to the patients who need them most.

It’s the chance to care for over 260 highest acuity cases each year, achieving outcomes among the nation’s best. And it’s the chance to offer patients an average wait time of under 20 months, less than half that of other New York City centers. Step into NewYork-Presbyterian, and feel the unmatched pride of making it possible:

Transplant Coordinator – Living Donor Program- Weill Cornell Medical Center

Achieve Beyond the bedside as a Coordinator for our world-renowned Living Donor program, a career-making opportunity. In this role, you’ll assume front line responsibility for quality and continuity of care. And you’ll educate patients, families and other health care providers, while ensuring a seamless experience for patients.

Utilize exciting new modalities to help match donors and recipients. Our Extended Criteria Donor program uses advanced selection and preservation methods to make use of previously unusable organs, including those from older donors.

In this inspiring setting, you will be the face of a personalized, patient-focused approach. You’ll support patients’ pre-transplant needs. And you’ll make good on the promise of our hospital-wide mission, Putting Patients First.

Required Criteria

· Bachelor's Degree

· New York Nursing License, Other clinical licensures may be substituted for RN License such as Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP)

· 10 years' experience as a Transplant Coordinator in a solid Organ Transplant program, Organ Procurement Organization or Dialysis Center may be considered in substitution for Bachelor’s