2026 Webinar Series: My AOC Picked Me for This Full Case, Now What Do I Do? (Group)

Includes a Live Web Event on 02/25/2026 at 2:00 PM (EST)

Description: It’s 3:00 a.m. when your AOC calls, there’s a pending full case. You know the theory behind multi-processor recoveries, but you haven’t led one yourself, and the pressure can escalate quickly. In this webinar, we’ll walk through how to plan and execute a multi-processor recovery efficiently and effectively. We’ll cover common challenges, practical workflow strategies, and real-world insights from both the recovery and team-lead perspectives to keep your team aligned and the case moving forward.

Target Audience: Recovery coordinators, specialists, and team leads who participate in or oversee multi-processor recoveries and want practical guidance for managing complex cases with confidence.

Bravin Herring, CTBS, CEBT

Technical Trainer

Atrivion

Bravin Herring, CTBS, CEBT, is the technical trainer for Artivion Inc, based in Columbus, OH. He comes with a strong recovery background from his time at both Lifeline of Ohio and We Are Sharing Hope SC. Bravin has over 10 years of operating room and tissue banking experience. He holds a bachelor's degree in health information management from WGU and is currently working on a master's degree in education technology and instructional design. Bravin is also a member of the RADE council and an active member of the Education Committee.

Lesly Gatton, CTBS

Recovery Partner Director

Solvita

Lesly Gatton is a Recovery Partner Director at Solvita. Prior to this role, she served as the National Trainer for tissue recovery. She is a Certified Tissue Banking Specialist and has more than 10 years of experience in tissue banking. Lesly earned her Master of Science degrees in Physiology and Biophysics from the University of Louisville School Of Medicine and attended Wake Forest University for her undergraduate education. She is committed to improving the quality of tissue recoveries and maximizing tissue donors’ gifts to improve and save the lives of recipients.