•Direct oversight of all West Coast (Western and Eastern Washington, Montana, Wisconsin, and Northeast Pennsylvania) recovery operations, ensuring the efficiency and timeliness of recoveries and the smooth operation of recovery on a day-to-day basis in all applicable regions.•Manages Recovery staff to ensure adequate and efficient coverage for regional donor recovery activities.•Manages day-to-day Ocular Recovery staff activities.•Manages full-time recovery staff, trainers, and new training initiatives.•Helps facilitate and manage system and process improvements.•Ensures department provides high level of customer service to all donation partners and always represents the company with the highest professional standards.•Responsible for the recruiting of Technician staff.•Facilitates quality assurance checks, policy revisions and process improvement under Director of Recovery Services direction.•Responsible for the oversight of all training and ongoing competency assessments for department ensuring compliance and adherence to LWVI policies and procedures relating to the training of clinical staff.•Investigates and resolves all internal and external complaints and/or occurrences following LWVI Quality policies.•Maintains routine reports demonstrating key performance aspects of Recovery Services department.•Helps oversee laboratory maintenance, inventory monitoring, and ordering of all critical recovery supplies.•Continually assess for and introduce process improvement measures. Develop and present ideas for future growth to Director.•Create and foster a positive work environment within the department that includes open communication, a strong sense of teamwork and promotes staff engagement.•Interact regularly with Director and individual department heads to ensure the departments’ operational priorities are aligned with the total company direction.•Ensure all applicable FDA, EBAA and state regulatory policies are followed.

• Formerly SightLife• Supervises WWA Eye Recovery Technicians to ensure adequate and efficient coverage for WWA donor recovery activities• Oversees day-to-day WWA Eye Recovery Technician activities• Responsible for recruiting of the WWA Eye Recovery Technician staff• Leads in training of new eye recovery technicians and eye recovery trainers• Assists Recovery Manager and trainers with the development of the training program• Schedules and completes annual training/competencies of internal staff (local and regional).• Trains external Trainers/Trainees on the recovery of eye tissue.• Performs efficient and quality surgical recovery of human eye tissue for transplant and/orresearch.• Assists Recovery Services Manager in maintaining all scheduled and incidental laboratorymaintenance.• Follows direction of Distribution Coordinators, and Hospital and Family Services Director insupporting tissue distribution and hospital development as needed.• In all daily activities, strive to support the Mission, Vision, and Values of SightLife• Same duties as Eye Recovery Technician Trainer and Eye Recovery Technician

- Training technicians on all aspects of eye tissue recovery and ensuring regulatory compliance- Supports management with annual trainings and competencies of internal staff and eye bank partners- Develops instructional material for trainees and recovery staff- Facilitates quality assurance checks, policy revisions, and process improvement- Performs laboratory functions related to donor screening and tissue evaluation- Follows direction of management in supporting staff with donor referrals, recoveries, and chart processing.- Sclera and whole globe processing- Maintains inventory and maintenance of laboratory, office, and vehicles- Fulfilling supply orders for local and regional technicians/laboratories- Follows direction of the Distribution staff and Hospital and Family Services in supporting tissue distribution and hospital development, as needed.- Same duties as an Eye Recovery Technician, Per-Diem

- Performs efficient and quality surgical recovery of human eye tissue for transplant and/or research- Performs aseptic tissue recoveries- Performs full physical and ocular exam of donor- Draws post-mortem blood samples- Performs timely transportation of eye tissue- Provides recovery observations for internal staff and prospective employees- Provides supervised transplants for recently signed-off per diem techs- Collects complete and accurate medical charts and other pertinent data from recovery site and other appropriate agencies- On-Call Schedule- Use of Electronic Data Capture System- Ensures all FDA, EBAA, HIPAA, Washington State, and SightLife policies are followed

- Same duties as Anatomic Pathology Associate I and II- Training employees in necropsy skills, trimming, GLP and SOP compliance, study set-up, waste management, and departmental procedures- Coordinating necropsy-related study procedures with clients, as needed- Scheduling, as needed- Cross-Training in Histology: Microtomy

- Same duties as Anatomic Pathology Associate I- Cross-Training in Histology: Paraffin Embedding

- Necropsy - Organ weighing - Perfusion - Frozen tissue collection - Bone marrow smear preparation - Proficiently make gross observations- Tissue Trimming - Histopathological evaluation - Transmission electron microscopy - Bone decalcification - Lead Study Technician - Reviewing protocols for correctness - Study and necropsy suite set-up - Attending protocol reviews - Conducting pre-necropsy meetings- Comply with good laboratory practices (GLP) and other regulatory requirements- Review and implement company standard operating procedures- Quality check raw data and facility documents- Maintaining facility records- Use of electronic data capture system- Rotational weekend and holiday on-call schedule- Heat sealing and archiving- Assisting with waste management - Assist with chemical management by maintaining stock and working solutions

- Accompany the healthcare provider into patient examination rooms in order to transcribe the patient’s history and physical exam findings accurately.- Transcribe consultations, labs, X-rays, and other evaluations, as stated by the provider, directly into the medical record- Prepare plans for follow-up care, as directed by the provider- Process admitted and discharge paperwork- Use of Electronic Medical Record System- Alerting the physician with labs/radiology reports are complete, grabbing printed documents, etc.- Comply with HIPAA, Hospital Policies, and other Regulatory Requirements- Ability to work in a stressful and fast-paced environment- Ability to operate a computer through proficient typing- Training: ScribeAmerica, which included a crass course into medical terminology, ER flow, and patient interactions.

- Greet and assist customers- Operate saws and forklifts- Downstock products

- Greet customers in a friendly and professional manner - Wash dishes and buss tables- Roll and cook udon noodles

- Greet customers in a friendly and professional manner- Train new employees for dishwasher and waiter positions- Wash dishes and buss tables- Take food orders and operate the register

- One week internship during the legislative session- Distributing amendments and messages on the House Floor while in session- Distributing materials and messages throughout the Capitol Campus- Ceremonial task: presenting the flags on the House Floor- Leaning about the legislative process and State government through on-site classroom environment