Description:  AATB is thrilled to offer another entry into the super popular and exciting webinar mini-series entitled ‘Back to Basics: From Referral to Recipient.’  This webinar mini-series is an informative overview of key concepts throughout the tissue donation continuum with a focus on answering the question, ‘Why do we do what we do?’  This webinar will feature the ultimate example of the mission: the impact of the gift of tissue gift on the recipient.  One of our speakers will be an OPO expert in speaking with donor families and explaining how the tissue gifts positively impact the lives of tissue recipients. And we will also hear from an actual tissue recipient who will share their story of hope and gratitude for this unique gift.

Target Audience: This webinar is for tissue banking professionals working with donor families or have an interest in learning more about tissue donors and their impact. 

Description:  This year in particular has seen a variety of rules and regulations surrounding LGBTQIA+ identities. This webinar is designed to take a look at the 2025 tissue ban lift from the FDA and how that impacts queer lives and their ability to donate tissue. LGBTQIA+ communities are still struggling with clarity around donation. We will be discussing their concerns and highlighting some language choices that can be used in answering questions and giving guidance to community members and families.

Target Audience: This webinar is for tissue banking professionals working with LGBTQ donors or have an interest in learning more about donation issues faced by the LGBTQ community. 

Description:  This webinar will detail non-transplant anatomical donations (NTADs) and the types of specimens that are commonly recovered, how this is determined, and describe some of the many meritorious placements that contribute to essential healthcare professional education and training, and impact R&D of novel diagnostic and treatment modalities. The presentation will also stress the importance of proper vetting and review of usage site venues and the merits of the applications to ensure that the Non-transplant Anatomical Donation Organization (NADO) is best-serving the donors and their loved ones in order to maintain public safety and trust that is necessary with such precious gifts.

Target Audience: This webinar is for tissue banking professionals with an interest in the advancement of research in tissue donation. 

Description:  Building on Part 1, “Artificial Intelligence in Tissue Banking: Innovation & Oversight (Part 2)” returns on May 21, with a deeper dive into how AI is actively transforming workflow efficiency across the field. This session explores not only the cutting-edge tools being adopted by tissue processors but also the regulatory considerations and organizational safeguards essential for responsible implementation. Whether you're already integrating AI or laying the groundwork, this webinar offers critical insights into balancing innovation with oversight.

Target Audience: This webinar is for entry-level, mid-level and experienced tissue banking professionals with an interest in learning more and/or expertise in Artificial Intelligence and its application in tissue donation.   

Description:  Get the latest updates on ambient temperature labeling in our upcoming webinar on May 14—"Ambient Temperature Labeling Standards.” Presented by the AATB Standards Committee, this session dives into the recent changes to labeling requirements, offering insights into the rationale behind the updates and practical guidance for implementation. Whether you're in quality, distribution, or processing, this is your chance to hear directly from the experts, stay compliant, and get your questions answered during an interactive Q&A.

Target Audience: This webinar is for tissue bank professionals in quality and/or processing.

Description:  Join us on May 7 for “Artificial Intelligence and The Impact on Tissue Banking (Part 1)”—an eye-opening session exploring how AI is reshaping the future of tissue banking. From enhancing donor screening to supercharging data analysis and distribution, discover how tissue processors and OPOs are harnessing the power of AI to streamline operations and achieve new levels of efficiency. Whether you're just getting started or already deep in the tech game, this webinar offers valuable insights for professionals at every level. Say goodbye to sci-fi myths—this is AI in action, transforming how we work and care.

Target Audience: This webinar is for entry-level, mid-level and experienced tissue banking professionals with an interest in learning more and/or expertise in Artificial Intelligence and its application in tissue donation.   

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.

Description:  AATB continues their Back-to-Basics miniseries with "Back-to-Basics: Quality". In this webinar we will discuss the critical role of quality management in tissue banking. We will delve into a high-level view of regulatory requirements and best practices in the industry. Provide insights into the implementation and management of quality systems and share real cases and workflows.

Target Audience: This webinar is for tissue banking professionals with 3 to 5 years of experience in tissue recovery/acquisition, processing and distribution.

Description:  In this webinar, three industry leaders will discuss the work their aftercare teams have done to collaborate with internal departments and external partners to increase donation awareness and improve support for donor families. In this session, panelists will present on how they determined what resources to provide donor families, how they measure the impact of them, and how their offerings have increased or improved donation outcomes within their communities. 

Target Audience: This webinar is for entry-level, mid-level and experienced tissue banking professionals in donor Services, aftercare, community Relations.  

Description: This webinar will discuss the impacts and causes of diseases that have been transmitted by tissue and cell transplantation, including semen and eye tissue, concentrating on infections, and briefly comparing them with the diseases that have been transmitted by organ transplantation, blood transfusion, and marrow transplantation. How tissue banks handled the investigation of some of the fatal cases in the past will be discussed; the recent fatal and nonfatal tuberculosis transmissions will be covered. How these transmissions were discovered clinically and the importance of biovigilance and the responsibilities of surgeons will be covered briefly.

Target Audience: This webinar is for professionals responsible for screening donors for eligibility and persons involved in donor chart review including physician and non-physician reviewers.