A Transplant Surgery Registered Nurse (RN) is a specialized healthcare professional who plays a critical role in the care and management of patients undergoing organ transplant surgeries. These dedicated nurses provide essential support before, during and after transplantation procedures, ensuring the best possible outcomes for patients.

Essential Job Functions:

Transplant Surgery RNs collaborate closely with surgical teams, assisting in organ

Transplant Surgery RNs are responsible for pre-operative patient assessments, assisting during surgery, monitoring patients in the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), providing wound care, managing pain, administering immunosuppressive medications and educating patients and families about post-transplant care.

Becoming a Transplant Surgery RN offers numerous rewards. These nurses have the opportunity to be part of life-saving procedures, witness incredible recoveries and provide meaningful support to patients and their families during a challenging time. The demand for transplant nurses is expected to grow due to advancements in transplant technology and an aging population.

However, the role comes with challenges. Transplant