Independent Living Donor Advocate – Transplant (Call-In, Varied Shifts)The starting pay displayed above may be higher commensurate with experience.Job Summary / ResponsibilitiesProvides potential living donors and living donors (potential LD/LD) with a clear understanding of his/her rights and with the opportunity to discuss any concerns or issues related to kidney donation.Represents and advises potential LD/LD; promotes his/her interests.Ensures that the rights of potential LD/LD are protected and that the donor's decision is informed and is free from coercion.Performs duties and responsibilities in accordance with regulatory requirements, and established department and The Queen's Medical Center (QMC) policies and procedures.Physical DemandsA. Essential FunctionsSeeingHearingSpeakingFinger dexterityB. Manual Material HandlingInfrequent: N/AOccasional: Carry between 0-5 lbs.Frequent: N/AConstant: N/AC. Non-Manual Material HandlingInfrequent: N/AOccasional: Walk, Stoop/Bend, Twist, Squat, Climb: Stairs/Ladder.Frequent: Stand, Sit, Reach: shoulder level, Reach: above head, Gripping.Constant: N/AWorking ConditionsNot substantially subjected to adverse environmental conditions.Minimum QualificationsA. EducationHigh School diploma or equivalent.B. Certification and LicensureNo certification and/or licensure requirement.C. ExperienceOne (1) year experience in client/patient confidentiality preferably in a health related field or social service setting.Demonstrated ability to speak, write and understand English fluently.Demonstrated ability to use computer for data entry.Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / VetOur Mission: To fulfill the intent of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV to provide in perpetuity quality health care services to improve the well-being of Native Hawaiians and all of the people of Hawai‘i.Our Values:Compassion guides our actionsAloha inspires us in all that we doRespect and understanding are essential for the dignity of allExcellence is our quest#J-18808-Ljbffr