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Donation And Family Advocate

Company

Gift of Hope

Address , Chicago
Employment type FULL_TIME
Salary $64,235 - $72,235 a year
Expires 2023-10-21
Posted at 8 months ago
Job Description
Overview:

The Donation and Family Advocate position is a full-time, 40-hour, on-call position. This role requires the employee to be available on nights, weekends and holidays (as agreed upon by the department and the supervisor) to meet organizational needs and ensure proper coverage.

The primary function of the Donation and Family Advocate is to obtain authorization for organ and tissue donation, and provide donor family support and follow-up. The Donation and Family Advocate should exemplify Gift of Hope core values of passionate people, outstanding teams and compassionate service.


Compensation range for this position is $64,235 - $72,235 annually

Responsibilities:
The following essential functions are the basic job duties that an employee must be able to perform, with or without reasonable accommodation.
  • Support Gift of Hope’s mission, vision, and values; adhere to its policies and procedures in carrying out the responsibilities of this position
There are five areas of responsibility for the Donation and Family Advocate: Referral On-sites, Approaches, Authorization, Family Support and Hospital Development.

Referral On-sites

o Respond to referral dispatches within established timeframe
o Thoroughly read and adhere to dispatch instructions, including HD attachments/special instructions and policy information
o Properly access hospital EMR
o Effectively and efficiently gather patient clinical and social/emotional information for evaluation purposes
o Determine LNOK and/or decision maker
o Properly document all relevant information
o Coordinate and conduct effective Patient Care Conferences (PCC) with internal and external stakeholders
o Facilitate necessary testing and services

Approaches
o Develop rapport with patient’s family
o Compassionately provide information about the benefits of donation
o Advocate for donation
o Counsel families through donation process

Authorization

o Obtain informed consent using proper Gift of Hope documentation/forms
o Communicate with ME/Coroner as required
o Make Medical Record Q/A corrections in timely fashion, as needed

Family Support

o Be patient, respectful and compassionate with family’s bereavement and decision-making processes
o Establish appropriate psycho-social boundaries
o Provide appropriate clinical and technical support before, during and after donation process
o Provide timely follow-up information regarding outcome during the case and post-op

Hospital Development

o Establish and maintain meaningful relationships with hospital staff
o Provide training and education on critical and intensive care units
o Conduct paper rounds where appropriate
o Attend internal and external hospital debriefs
  • When performing any of the essential functions outlined above:
o Serve others – assume goodwill; take a team approach; be courteous, respectful and friendly; identity stakeholder needs and resolve issues
o Demonstrate respect – represent Gift of Hope positively through your actions and words; address everyone with compassion, patience and humility; honor diversity
o Communicate openly – listen with empathy and an open mind; be honest in all communication; keep all participants updated with relevant information; work collaboratively with all involved people and departments
o Strive for excellence – identify areas for process improvement and recommend solutions; share your knowledge and expertise; investigate and share best practices
Qualifications:
Education and Training Required
The following identifies the minimum education and training required to perform the essential functions of the job:
  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in an allied healthcare field, business administration, education, advocacy, or related field; or equivalent work experience

Experience and Skills Required

The following indicates the minimum skills and experience required to perform the essential functions of the job:
  • Previous experience effectively advocating, collaborating and negotiating with medical professionals to solve complex problems
  • Ability to demonstrate a high level of accountability with internal and external partners
  • Ability to interpret verbal and non-verbal communication; demonstrate situational awareness, compassion and empathetic listening skills
  • Ability to demonstrate assertive responsiveness to changing clinical and social/emotional dynamics, and to drive process
  • Comfort and confidence in the presence of emotional distress, dying and death

Gift of Hope is committed to maintaining a work environment that is free from discrimination and harassment. Gift of Hope prohibits any conduct that is discriminatory or harassing in nature or that adversely affects an employee’s terms or conditions of employment because of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, citizenship status (with regard to employment), ancestry, age (40 or over), order of protection status, marital status, familial status (with regard to housing), physical or mental disability, arrest record, military status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and unfavorable discharge from military service. These equal employment opportunity practices apply to hiring, training, promotions, salary administration, job assignment, benefits, discipline, termination and all other aspects of the job.