All the benefits and perks you need for you and your family: 

·         Benefits from Day One

·         Paid Days Off from Day One

·         Debt-free Education* (Certifications and Degrees without out-of-pocket tuition expense)

Our promise to you:

Joining AdventHealth is about being part of something bigger. It’s about belonging to a community that believes in the wholeness of each person, and serves to uplift others in body, mind and spirit. AdventHealth is a place where you can thrive professionally, and grow spiritually, by Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ. Where you will be valued for who you are and the unique experiences you bring to our purpose-minded team. All while understanding that together we are even better.

Schedule: FT

Shift: Days

The community you’ll be caring for:

• Located on a lush tropical campus, our flagship hospital, 1,368-bed AdventHealth Orlando

• We offer great benefits with immediate Health Insurance coverage

• Career growth and advancement potential

• Serves as the major tertiary facility for much of the Southeast, the Caribbean and South America

• AdventHealth Orlando houses one of the largest Emergency Departments and largest cardiac catheterization labs in the country

• We are already one of the busiest hospitals in the nation, providing service excellence to more than 32,000 inpatients and 125,000 outpatients each year

The role you’ll contribute:

The Executive Director is responsible for the direction and management of operational, financial and program activities for the Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) and Tissue Bank which include a staff of FTEs and 10 Per Diem staff within the following divisions: Administrative, Organ Procurement, Hospital and Professional Services, Quality and IT, Billing and Collections Service, Marketing and Public Relations, Kidney Perfusion, Surgical Services and the Tissue Bank. The OPO Director is one of such positions across the United States, each overseeing a donation service area (DSA) which is designated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The area consists of 10 counties, 40 hospitals and million people.

 

The Director is responsible for directing all clinical aspects of potential and actual deceased organ donors within DSA hospitals and import organ offers from other OPOs for local transplant recipients as well as export placement of organs at any transplant center in the nation. The Executive Director is responsible for overseeing an annual budget and adherence to financial management policies including preparing and administering the financial budget, maintaining the financial stability of the department, and adjusting all charges for organ and tissue acquisition fees. The Executive Director is responsible for reviewing, amending, and executing all contracts for the department in consultation with the legal staff. This position is also responsible for establishing and implementing policies for maintaining regulatory compliance with various agencies. By the nature of the designation from CMS, the OPO has specific regulations from CMS which include outcome measures. The OPO Director is responsible for maintaining these outcomes as well ensuring compliance with all standards and regulations from the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network (OPTN), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Agency for Health Care Administration, (AHCA). The Executive Director is responsible for implementing Quality Plan by supporting Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) initiatives at all levels of the organization aimed at meeting and exceeding CMS performance measures.

The value you’ll bring to the team:

Scope of Responsibility:

·       Manage overall operations of the department in compliance with accreditation and certification standards of CMS, OPTN, and FDA

·       Ensure an organization-wide approach to performance improvement

·       Maintain Advisory Board in compliance with CMS regulations

·       In collaboration with Medical Director, develop and implement policies and procedures related to organ allocation, donor management, surgical recovery, organ perfusion, hospital development, media relations and donor family services as needed

·       Foster relationships with transplant programs

 

Compliance/Regulatory Responsibility:

·       As part of the Leadership, follow policies on Corporate Compliance (880.268) and Code of Conduct (800.259), completing an annual Code of Conduct Questionnaire (800.261).

·       Ensure compliance with all standards/regulations from CMS, OPTN, FDA, and AHCA

·       Ensure that regulatory reporting is supported by the OPO database with the MIS department

·       Provide staff education on compliance requirements

 

Operating & Capital Budget/Financial Responsibility:

·       Responsible for overseeing the submission and management of the annual operating and capital budget for the department

·       Monitor all cost enters of the department on a continuous basis adjusting standard acquisition fees when necessary.

·       Approve all expenditures of the department

·       In collaboration with leadership team, identify ways to decrease costs and reduce operational expenses Work with tissue banks, tissue processors and eyebanks to create cost sharing strategies

 

Strategic Planning Responsibility:

·       Develop, deploy and maintain a strategic departmental plan

·       Build and sustain positive relationships with transplant hospitals

·       Maintain and oversee 24/7

·       Effectively represent the OPO in relationships within the OPO and Transplant community

·       In collaboration with Legal Services, execute and maintain contracts and business agreements related to the OPO and Tissue Bank services

 

Performance Improvement Responsibility:

·       Responsible for implementing Quality Plan by supporting Quality Improvement / Performance Improvement initiatives at all levels of the organization aimed at meeting or exceeding CMS performance measures

·       Review and approve QAPI plan annually in compliance with CMS regulations

·       Benchmark Best Practices, selecting and measuring appropriate quality indicators related OPO goals

 

 

Qualifications

The expertise and experiences you'll need to succeed:

·       Bachelor’s degree in related health field

·       5 years management experience in organ procurement

·       Broad knowledge of the principles and practices of OPO

·       Broad knowledge of all medical / financial aspects of the organ and tissue recovery process

·       Thorough knowledge of OPO and Tissue Bank regulations.

 

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE PREFERRED:

·       Masters Degree in Health Care Administration or a related field

·       10 years management experience in organ procurement

This facility is an equal opportunity employer and complies with federal, state and local anti-discrimination laws, regulations and ordinances. The salary range reflects the anticipated base pay range for this position. Individual compensation is determined based on skills, experience and other relevant factors within this pay range. The minimums and maximums for each position may vary based on geographical location.

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