This mission centered variable per diem position is responsible for the recovery of human eye and other tissues for transplant and/or research. Detailed documentation of procedure information and shipment of tissue is expected. All staff are required to act in a professional and respectful manner to honor the gift of donation.

• Performs efficient and quality surgical recovery of human eye tissue for transplant and/or research, including drawing blood samples for serological testing.
• Acts professionally and respectfully as a representative of donors and donor families in hospital, funeral home and donation settings. Must provide outstanding customer service and communication.
• Collects complete and accurate medical charts, laboratory data, blood specimens, and other data from the recovery site and other appropriate agencies.
• Perform donor medical history reviews and physical assessments including ocular tissues.
• Consistently consults with Clinical Manager/AOC to obtain medical decisions as necessary, and notifications of deviations from established operating procedure.
• Completes all required paperwork in an accurate and efficient manner and within designated time frames.
• Consistently duties in accordance with established standard operating procedures, policies, and regulations
• Travels throughout respective recovery area (via automobile) to collect eye tissue and medical records. Schedules may include day, night, weekend, and/or holiday hours in an on-call status, occasionally going beyond shift times in order to complete tasks. This position requires flexibility due to the nature of the programs 24-hour business.
• Maintains confidentiality of all DLSH information.
• Perform facility cleaning, equipment maintenance and supply ordering duties as required.
• Actively participates on assigned committee and project teams as appropriate. In all daily activities, strive to support the Mission, Vision, and Values of Dakota Lions Sight and Health.
• Performs other duties as required and assigned by manager in compliance with established federal, state and regulatory compliance within standard operating policies.

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Must be 18 years of age.
• Must maintain a valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record as determined by the organization.
• Surgical technician, ophthalmic technician, medical or funeral home background preferred but not required.
• Experience preferred but not required.
• A personal commitment to eye & tissue donation required.
• Effective interpersonal and organizational skills required.
• Basic computer and phone/fax skills as well as verbal and written communication skills a must.
• Ability to perform delicate manual procedures requiring high amounts of dexterity necessary.
• Occasional out of town stays for training may be necessary.