The Recovery Technician will service in the greater Dickinson, ND area. Lions Gift of Sight is homed in St. Paul. This is a temporary/casual technical position based in Dickinson and surrounding cities. The primary responsibility of this position is to recover eye tissue from deceased eye donors. This is an on-call position with variable evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays.The nature of this position necessitates availability by phone when scheduled. Travel is required throughout the assigned coverage area, using primarily University-owned vehicles. Recovery staff are considered “critical employees” as they are expected to complete these duties during emergency closures unless specifically instructed not to report to work at these times. 75% Tissue Recovery Respond to calls from the donor coordinator within 10 minutes, when on call, and provide clear and concise information to ensure timeliness and efficiency Tissue recovery:
Provide excellent customer service by treating donors with dignity and respect, families with compassion, and facilities with professionalism and cleanliness 15% Documentation Complete required documentation for each procedure and submit it for inclusion in the individuals medical record and LGS case file, paper form or electronically 10% Special Projects Maintain annual tissue recovery certifications and complete required training Respond to supervisor feedback and meet established tissue quality standards Host visiting observers and assist in the training of new technicians Attend and actively participate in meetings and complete performance assessments at the request of supervisors & managers Perform other projects as assigned by supervisor General Responsibilities: At all times Practice safe work habits at all times Carry a cell phone or pager during assigned call shifts Maintain professional work habits, communication skills, appearance, documentation, etc. Practice effective, respectful, and proactive communications with all LGS staff and with staff at partner organizations Be an advocate for organ, eye, and tissue donation as we work to advance the LGS mission to restore sight through eye donation
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All required qualifications must be documented on application material Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
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