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Transplant Coordinator
A transplant coordinator is a person who a healthcare professional involved in activities related to organ donation and transplant. A transplant coordinator evaluates and prepares patients for organ transplantation and is also responsible for long-term management of patients after transplant. They also manage living organ donation and transplantation, deceased organ/tissue donation, retrieval, storage, transport and transplantation, and are involved in organ donation awareness related initiatives.
Their work also includes managing with the medical panel for brain-stem death certification, bringing together with various organ retrieval teams, engaging with the police in medico-legal cases, assisting with post-mortem formalities, post donation follow up of families of deceased donors, writing press notes, and compiling reports and data for the state regulatory authority and the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (NOTTO), Government of India.
- Eligibility:- XII th Pass
- Duration:- 6 Months
Why join IPHI
- High academic quality
- Innovative teaching
- State of the art facilities
- Experienced faculties
- On job training
- Placement Assistance
- Best institute
- Managed by doctors
Career prospects
After doing the transplant coordinator course one can work as a coordinator in various transplant cases wherein the coordinator or manager is responsible for coordinating and manging all activities related to organ transplant between the donor and the recipient till the transplant procedure is complete.
Salary
The salary average range is from 2.5 lk to 3.5 lk per annum
Who should take the course
Candidates who are class 12th pass out can opt for this course as this is a great career opportunity in healthcare as it is estimated that by 2028 we would require more than 3,71,500 transplant coordinators in India
Module 1 |
Introduction to healthcare delivery systems |
Module 2 |
Soft skills and communication |
Module 3 |
Basic computer knowledge |
Module 4 |
Role and responsibilities of a transplant coordinator |
Module 5 |
Anatomy and physiology of the human Body |
Module 6 |
Concepts of organ donation and transplantation |
Module 7 |
Tissue typing and cross matching |
Module 8 |
Living organ/ tissue donation and transplantation |
Module 9 |
Post- operative care and follow up of the recipient |
Module 10 |
Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD) and End-of-Life Care |
Module 11 |
Deceased organ/ tissue donation and transplantation |
Module 12 |
Multiorgan retrieval |
Module 13 |
Donation and transplantation in medico-legal cases |
Module 14 |
Liver, pancreatic and intestinal transplantation |
15.1 |
Describe in detail the anatomy and physiology of the human kidney. |
Module 16 |
Heart and lung transplantation |
Module 17 |
Tissue donations, transplantation, and tissue banking |
Module 18 |
Whole body donation |
Module 19 |
Organ allocation and wait lists management |
Module 20 |
Documentation and management of records |
Module 21 |
Brain-stem death |
Module 22 |
Religion and culture in organ donation |
Module 23 |
Counselling techniques |
Module 24 |
Grief counselling |
Module 25 |
Donation and transplant organizations in India |
Module 26 |
Community awareness and education |
Module 27 |
Awareness and education at hospital level |
Module 28 |
Maintain interpersonal relationship with colleagues and others |
Module 29 |
Ethical and legal aspects in organ/ tissue donation and transplantation |
Module 30 |
Infection control policies and procedures |
Module 31 |
Bio-medical waste management |
