Program Highlights More than 2,500 liver transplants performed since 1992 More than 1,700 kidney transplants performed, building upon a transplant legacy dating back to 1970 The nations 1 liver program in the United States More than 400 organ transplants performed annually The only pediatric living liver transplant center in Southwest Texas Dedicated multidisciplinary transplant teams including surgeons, hepatologists, nephrologists, pharmacists, nurse coordinators, social workers, and case managers Nationally recognized outcomes and patient survival rates that exceed national benchmarks What Youll Do As an Organ Placement Nurse, you will serve as a critical operational and clinical resource responsible for coordinating and collaborating on recipient organ offers to support successful transplantation. Qualifications Required: Current Registered Nurse (RN) license in good standing Strong clinical assessment and critical thinking skills Excellent communication and interdisciplinary collaboration abilities Ability to perform effectively under pressure and manage competing priorities Commitment to teamwork, accountability, and professional excellence Preferred: Three or more years of nursing experience Previous transplant nursing experience Experience in critical care, organ procurement, transplant coordination, or other high-acuity clinical environments Strong understanding of transplant processes and donor organ allocation principles Why Join University Health Transplant Institute?