Organ Procurement: Coordinators play a crucial role in organ procurement, working with organ procurement organizations (OPOs) and other healthcare facilities to ensure timely and successful transplantation. This includes evaluating potential donors, matching donors to recipients, and arranging for organ recovery. Waitlist Management: Transplant coordinators proactively manage the transplant waiting list, ensuring patients are appropriately placed and prioritized for organ offers. Pre-Transplant Care Coordination: They collaborate with the multidisciplinary transplant team (surgeons, nurses, social workers, etc.) to coordinate all aspects of pre-transplant care, ensuring patients are medically stable and prepared for surgery. Post-Transplant Care: After transplantation, coordinators provide ongoing support and education to recipients, monitoring their recovery, managing complications, and ensuring they adhere to post-transplant care protocols. Communication and Collaboration: They facilitate communication between all parties involved in the transplant process, including patients, families, transplant teams, and referring physicians. Documentation and Regulatory Compliance: Transplant coordinators maintain accurate patient records, ensure proper documentation, and adhere to all relevant regulations and guidelines. Advocacy and Support: They act as patient advocates, ensuring their needs and concerns are addressed throughout the transplant process. Living Donor Support: In living donor transplants, coordinators work with both the recipient and the donor, ensuring both have a positive transplant experience.