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Transplant center coordinator training

Get the tools you need to fully use the support available to you through your center’s partnership with the NMDP℠. By participating in the Transplant Center Coordinator Training, you’ll learn our systems and services so you can provide the best support available to your patients and donors. 

Transplant Center Coordinator Training is designed for transplant center coordinators who are new to their role or for those who have not taken the course in several years and would like to familiarize themselves with changes to our systems and services. 

While designed for transplant center coordinators, anyone at a NMDP Network affiliated transplant center may sign up for the training. Please note, this training is not applicable to those who do not have access to NMDP MatchSource®. If you are searching for education opportunities, check to what WMDA has to offer.

Information for BMT Social Workers

A 30-minute session each day of the training covers free programs and services available to your patients before and after transplant. Register using the link below and join the relevant sessions on:

  • Patient Financial Assistance (Day 1)
  • Pre-Transplant Support (Day 2)
  • Post-Transplant Support (Day 3)

When you will meet

Transplant Center Coordinator training occurs virtually. Training cohorts meet once a week for three weeks from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. CST.

August 2024

August 8, 15, 22
MatchSource 101: August 20, 1:00-2:00 p.m. CST
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What you will learn 

In the Transplant Center Coordinator Training Program, you’ll learn:

  • The systems you’ll use before, during and after a patient’s transplant, such as MatchSource, our donor search and patient case management system
  • The services and programs we offer your center and patients at every stage including Access to Transplant, Search & Testing and Workup & Transplant/Post-Transplant 
  • Your role and the role of your partners at the NMDP
  • How the NMDP operates
  • Workup & Transplant: Throughout the donor workup, cell collection and shipment, and transplant process, you can access support to ensure the safe delivery of the life-saving cells your patient needs, from anywhere in the world.
  • Post-Transplant: Following transplant, you rely on us for continued support and resources for you and your patients. Your center partners with the CIBMTR® to provide data that contributes to practice-changing research that helps patients and physicians

Please note: Times and topics are subject to change.

Who you will learn from

The Transplant Center Coordinator Training Program includes NMDP presenters from:

  • Case Management
  • Patient Support Center
  • Search Strategy
  • Clinical HLA
  • Cord Blood Program

Resources

The Transplant Center Coordinator Resource Guide will help you onboard to your new role and provide a refresher if you’ve been in your role longer. You'll find information about:

  • Our organization and the Network we support
  • The team with which you'll work, including Case Management, Search Strategy, the Patient Support Center and your Clinical Operations Partne
  • Tools and resources to help you fully benefit from the support available to you, like MatchSource and this website

Learning Objectives

  • Identify strategies to reduce a patient's barriers to receiving treatment
  • Summarize the structure and steps of the search and testing process
  • Identify pathways to access support for reliable workup, collection, and cell delivery
  • Employ NMDP resources to support patients following a transplant
Jointly Provided by:
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Accreditation, Support and Credit
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In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by Medical Learning Institute, Inc., and NMDP. Medical Learning Institute, Inc. is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.

Nursing Continuing Professional Development

Successful completion of this nursing continuing professional development activity will be awarded up to 11.25 contact hours (subject to change based on agenda and class time).

  • Day 1: 3.5 contact hours
  • Day 2: 3.75 contact hours
  • Day 3: 4.0 contact hours

Commercial Support Statement

There is no commercial support associated with this activity.

    Disclosures

  • Dr. Medhat Askar, a presenter for this educational event, is on the scientific advisory board for One Lambda, CareDx, and Immucor. All of the relevant financial relationships listed have been mitigated.
  • No relevant financial relationships were identified for any other individuals with the ability to control the content of the activity.

    • Questions?

    Contact Tricia Bleck at tbleck@nmdp.org.

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