#Donate life ky professional
Must have the ability to develop effective professional relationships, possess excellent communication skills and demonstrate the ability to quickly understand the culture and dynamics of a family and work effectively within it.Requires the ability to work empathetically, compassionately and professionally with families in crisis.Hospice care, bereavement counseling, pastoral counseling, social work, organ or tissue donation and other helping professions are examples of the training and experience relevant to this position.Three years of experience in marketing, communication, teaching, health care, counseling, pastoral career other public service-related required.
Applicants with unfinished secondary education may be considered with related experience and willingness to complete course of study.College degree (Associate or Bachelor's level) in allied health, education, business, sales or marketing, pastoral care, psychology or related field required.Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/Disability/Veteran/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity Following all CDC, state, and local COVID recommendations.PPE and safety training provided to all staff.Work from home options (where available).Other ways in which we are keeping staff safe include: **At this time, COVID-19 Vaccines are mandatory for all KODA employees effective 9/7/21. With the health and wellbeing of our candidates' and interviewers' being our top priority, we will be conducting interviews virtually for the foreseeable future. We continue to take steps to help mitigate exposure to our staff and valued partners. How We Are Working to Keep You Safe/COVID Precautions Our core purpose is to Honor the Gift of Donation as we value compassionate, dedicated, and accountable employees. The dynamic field of organ and tissue donation offers exciting and rewarding employment opportunities for those who seek to make a difference in other people's lives. As an organization, we strive to provide the best possible care to our donor families, facilitate the recovery of organs and tissues, educate the communities we serve, and support special events to promote donation throughout Kentucky. Voluntary Benefits: Health, Dental & Vision Insurance Options, Short Term Disability, Voluntary Life Insurance, Dependent Care Program and Pet Insurance Discount Program.Ībout Us: As Kentucky's primary organ procurement organization, we facilitate organ and tissue recovery and serve as the state's primary contact for organ and tissue donation. Below are a few of our offerings that you can take advantage of as a team member.Įmployer Provided Benefits: Health Savings Account Assistance, Life & Accidental Insurance, Long Term Disability, Competitive 401K, Vacation, Sick, PTO, Birthday, Holidays, and Personal Days, Comprehensive Life Assistance Program, Identity Theft Monitoring Program, Educational, Professional Dues/Certification Reimbursement and Career Ladder Program. What's in it For You: In addition to being a part of a life-saving and life-enhancing mission, KODA provides competitive pay, benefits, and time off. Significant on-call responsibility is required. Considerable travel in the assigned area is expected. This includes assuring that the family's informational, physical and emotional needs are being met, and the overall process positively impacts the outcome for organ and tissue donation. The Family Support Liaison handles activities related to the support and assistance of families facing the sudden death of a loved one in the hospital setting. Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates (KODA) has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Family Support Liaison serving the Lexington, KY area.
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