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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 01/29/2025 at 2:00 PM (EST)
This webinar will highlight the special relationship that one Tissue Recovery Agency has with their local Non-Anatomical Donation Organization to support all facets of donation outcomes: from tissue donation for transplant to research and medical education. We will discuss best practices in educating and caring for donor families through this process and highlight ways these two types of organizations can share donor information to maximize the gift of donation and leave donor families with the comfort that their loved one will leave a lasting legacy.
Description: This webinar will highlight the special relationship that one Tissue Recovery Agency has with their local Non-Anatomical Donation Organization to support all facets of donation outcomes: from tissue donation for transplant to research and medical education. We will discuss best practices in educating and caring for donor families through this process and highlight ways these two types of organizations can share donor information to maximize the gift of donation and leave donor families with the comfort that their loved one will leave a lasting legacy.
Target Audience: Donation Professionals, Social Workers, Hospice and Palliative Care Staff, Patient Advocates.
Alli Reilly, MS, CCLS
Family Services Coordinator II
Infinite Legacy, Inc.
Alli Reilly currently works as a Tissue Family Services Coordinator at Infinite Legacy, supporting families through Tissue and Eye donation in Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia. She has also worked in ICUs throughout Maryland supporting families of Organ, Tissue and Eye donation as an Organ Family Services Coordinator. She has 5 years of experience in donation, and prior to her time in our industry, was a Certified Child Life Specialist for 13 years supporting pediatric patients and their families in Radiation Oncolgy and Adolescent Medicine at Johns Hopkins and in Pediatic Oncology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Alli holds a master's degree in Applied Developmental Psychology. When not supporting donor families, she likes being outside at the baseball field or driving range with her son and husband, or hiking and riding bikes with her daughter.
Corinne Bell, MS, RD, CTBS
Executive Director, Chief Operations Officer, and Treasurer of the Anatomy
Corinne is the Executive Director, Chief Operations Officer, and Treasurer of the Anatomy Gifts Registry (AGR), a non-profit whole body donation program. AGR is one of the accredited Non-transplant Anatomic Donation Organizations, or NADOs. Corinne has over 12 years of experience in non-transplant tissue banking ranging from donor family services through research client services and executive management. Corinne has been active in the AATB Ad-Hoc committee, recently turned council, working on the physical assessment and risk assessment guidance documents, among other projects.
Corinne has Bachelor's and Master's of Science degrees in human nutrition, focusing on clinical nutrition and epidemiology, and has completed her clinical dietetic internship at the University of Maryland,Medical Center, and holds a Registered Dietitian (RD) credential, and has been a Certified Tissue Banking Specialist (CTBS) since 2009.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 01/22/2025 at 2:00 PM (EST)
This webinar will address the crucial timeline from donor recovery through the processing of musculo-skeletal and dermal tissues. We will discuss relevant considerations in logistics, time frames for processing, and a general overview of what happens to turn donor gifts into their transplantable forms.
Description: This webinar will address the crucial timeline from donor recovery through the processing of musculo-skeletal and dermal tissues. We will discuss relevant considerations in logistics, time frames for processing, and a general overview of what happens to turn donor gifts into their transplantable forms.
Learning Objectives
- Understand various techniques and methods used in the processing of musculoskeletal tissues and skin, including preservation methods.
- Identify best practices for ensuring the safe processing of donated tissues.
- Evaluate emerging trends and technologies in musculoskeletal and skin processing, including advancements in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for entry-level, mid-level or experienced tissue bank professionals with an interest in learning more about donor screening, tissue recovery, processing and distribution.
Casey Dutt
Processing Supervisor
Community Blood Center DBA Solvita
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Andre Colorina
General Manager
Origin Biologics
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 01/15/2025 at 2:00 PM (EST)
Excellent customer service provided to hospitals and funeral homes can benefit not just the tissue procurement agencies and their partners, but extend beyond to donors and donor families. This webinar will discuss proven strategies and methods to improve and strengthen relationships between tissue organizations and their various partners.
Description: Excellent customer service provided to hospitals and funeral homes can benefit not just the tissue procurement agencies and their partners, but extend beyond to donors and donor families. This webinar will discuss proven strategies and methods to improve and strengthen relationships between tissue organizations and their various partners.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue bank professionals with an interest in tissue processing, tissue distribution, quality control and family services.
Kraig Markland
Kraig Markland received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life Chiropractic College, a postgraduate degree in forensics from the National University of Heath Sciences. He retired from private practice, started a second career working as a tissue recovery tech at Iowa Donor Network, and earned his CTBS. At Live On Nebraska, he was a Professional Outreach Specialist and coordinated recovery activities with funeral professionals, law enforcement investigators, and pathologists. He has also completed a Medicolegal Death Investigator course and has received a Mortuary Science degree. Currently working at Tennessee Donor Services as a Funeral Home/Medical Examiner Liaison.
Chas MacKenzie
Director, Donation Development
New England Donor Services, Inc
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Save your staff time and money when you take advantage of the AATB Group Webinar Series Subscription. With one registration, your entire company will gain access to all AATB webinar programming for the whole year.
The 2025 AATB Webinar Series subscription includes:
Unlimited company-wide access to 30+ live webinars
Unlimited company-wide access to an additional 130+ on-demand webinars
Unlimited company-wide access to all AATB asynchronous module-based programs, such as the "AATB Online Auditor Course" and "Grief and Loss: Defining Concepts and Supporting the Bereaved"
Educational credits, including CTBS, CEBT, RN, and more!
Webinar topics include regulatory updates, surgical application, donor screening, and so much more. All program content has been developed to support the tissue community's diverse roles and experience levels.
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Save your staff time and money when you take advantage of the AATB Group Webinar Series Subscription. With one registration, your entire company will gain access to all AATB webinar programming for the whole year.
The 2024 AATB Webinar Series subscription includes:
Unlimited company-wide access to 30+ live webinars
Unlimited company-wide access to an additional 160+ on-demand webinars
Unlimited company-wide access to all AATB asynchronous module-based programs, such as the "AATB Online Auditor Course" and "Grief and Loss: Defining Concepts and Supporting the Bereaved"
Educational credits, including CTBS, CEBT, RN, and more!
Webinar topics include regulatory updates, surgical application, donor screening, and so much more. All program content has been developed to support the tissue community's diverse roles and experience levels.
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Take advantage of the AATB Individual Webinar Series Subscription providing individual access to an entire year of educational programming.
Take advantage of the AATB Individual Webinar Series Subscription providing individual access to an entire year of educational programming.
The 2024 AATB Webinar Series subscription includes the following:
· Individual access to 30+ live webinars
· Individual access to an additional 160+ on-demand webinars
· Individual access to all AATB asynchronous module-based programs, such as the "AATB Online Auditor Course" and "Grief and Loss: Defining Concepts and Supporting the Bereaved"
· Educational credits, including CTBS, CEBT, RN, and more!
Webinar topics include regulatory updates, surgical application, donor screening, and more. All program content has been developed to support the tissue community's diverse roles and experience levels.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
As live donor medical charts are reviewed, certain birth tissue diseases may be encountered. This talk includes a brief introduction to the normal structure of the placenta and umbilical cord. Subsequently, the more common birth tissue abnormalities found in the medical charts will be discussed. The presentation will include many visual images, which are necessary to describe the birth tissue pathology. Donor eligibility and product suitability will be easier to determine with this enhanced knowledge of birth tissue pathology.
Description: As live donor medical charts are reviewed, certain birth tissue diseases may be encountered. This talk includes a brief introduction to the normal structure of the placenta and umbilical cord. Subsequently, the more common birth tissue abnormalities found in the medical charts will be discussed. The presentation will include many visual images, which are necessary to describe the birth tissue pathology. Donor eligibility and product suitability will be easier to determine with this enhanced knowledge of birth tissue pathology.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue bank professionals with interest in birth tissue.
Andrea Ho, MD
Associate Medical Director
AlloSource
I graduated St. Louis University School of Medicine. My anatomic/clinical pathology residency program was University of Missouri, Kansas City. I completed fellowships in Transfusion Medicine and Cytopathology at the University of Colorado. I have been an Associate Medical Director at AlloSource for approximately 2 1/2 years. I am CTBS certified. I am a member of the AATB Physicians Council and I served on the Monkey Pox Physicians Council Work group.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
As live donor medical charts are reviewed, certain birth tissue diseases may be encountered. This talk includes a brief introduction to the normal structure of the placenta and umbilical cord. Subsequently, the more common birth tissue abnormalities found in the medical charts will be discussed. The presentation will include many visual images, which are necessary to describe the birth tissue pathology. Donor eligibility and product suitability will be easier to determine with this enhanced knowledge of birth tissue pathology.
Description: As live donor medical charts are reviewed, certain birth tissue diseases may be encountered. This talk includes a brief introduction to the normal structure of the placenta and umbilical cord. Subsequently, the more common birth tissue abnormalities found in the medical charts will be discussed. The presentation will include many visual images, which are necessary to describe the birth tissue pathology. Donor eligibility and product suitability will be easier to determine with this enhanced knowledge of birth tissue pathology.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue bank professionals with interest in birth tissue.
Andrea Ho, MD
Associate Medical Director
AlloSource
I graduated St. Louis University School of Medicine. My anatomic/clinical pathology residency program was University of Missouri, Kansas City. I completed fellowships in Transfusion Medicine and Cytopathology at the University of Colorado. I have been an Associate Medical Director at AlloSource for approximately 2 1/2 years. I am CTBS certified. I am a member of the AATB Physicians Council and I served on the Monkey Pox Physicians Council Work group.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
In an ever-evolving workplace landscape, organizations must be proactive in their approach to succession planning and talent management. This webinar will address the critical need for succession planning, explore various approaches, and provide strategies for effective communication. Additionally, we'll discuss how current workplace challenges and employee expectations present opportunities to integrate key components of talent and retention strategies, leverage an Employee Value Proposition (EVP), and foster a thriving organizational culture.
Description: In an ever-evolving workplace landscape, organizations must be proactive in their approach to succession planning and talent management. This webinar will address the critical need for succession planning, explore various approaches, and provide strategies for effective communication. Additionally, we'll discuss how current workplace challenges and employee expectations present opportunities to integrate key components of talent and retention strategies, leverage an Employee Value Proposition (EVP), and foster a thriving organizational culture.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue bank professionals in management or leadership positions.
David Staley, SPHR, SCP
Vice President, Human Resources and Organizational Development
LifeGift
David Staley serves as the vice president of human resources and organizational development at LifeGift. He began his career at LifeGift in 2015 after serving as director of human resources at LifeNet Health, based in Virginia Beach, VA. Previously, Staley served as a human resources executive for Fortune 50 companies, privately held organizations and non-profit organizations. He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. Staley has a Senior Professional in Human Resources certification from the Human Resources Certification Institute and is a Senior Certified Professional through the Society for Human Resources Management.
Laura Walling-Sotolongo, CTBS
Sr. Director, Talent + Optimization
As a dynamic executive coach, educator, and transformational change catalyst, Laura Walling-Sotolongo uses her ~20 year experience in various aspects of Tissue Banking including leadership development, performance management, employee training, donor screening, tissue authorization, recovery, processing, distribution, and quality systems to produce impactful bottom-line results. In her current role as the Sr. Director, Talent + Optimization at New England Donor Services, Laura brings high energy, positivity, and consistent results to organizational & talent development, leadership coaching, and learning design.
She graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Molecular Biology and is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, and CTBS certified. She is driven by operationalizing strategies with tactics that engage, align, empower, and develop NEDS' employees and leadership team to help them cultivate their strengths and support positive change that maximizes their potential.
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