AATB Learning
Emmitt Savannah, III, BS, CTBS
Emmitt serves as Manager of Tissue Recovery and Research Training at LifeGift Organ Donation Center, providing leadership, training, and evaluation of tissue recovery for implantation and tissue for research. Emmitt also serves his colleagues by designing educational and training curricula and courses to increase staff competency and retention for the critical work performed.
Emmitt is passionate about leadership, training, developing individuals and teams, and helping advance the programs in which they work to achieve goals. Emmitt obtained his CTBS in 2013 and has continued to progress upward positionally to his current role while learning leadership, process development, and improvement strategies.
Before launching a career in tissue donation, Emmitt studied at the University of Houston toward a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minored in Health, where his value of science and healthcare has driven him to excel and contribute in the way he is doing so today.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
A panel representing several tissue recovery organizations will review complex and challenging cases in this session. The review will include donor demographics, the case issue, and the case outcome. We will cover concepts including the DRAI, physical assessment, medical record review, etc.
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- Non-member - $100
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
A panel representing several tissue recovery organizations will review complex and challenging cases in this session. The review will include donor demographics, the case issue, and the case outcome. We will cover concepts including the DRAI, physical assessment, medical record review, etc.
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- Non-member - $30
- Member - $15
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits
Unpacking how we see ourselves, how others perceive us, what we ascribe worth to, and our sense of who we are, correlates to the degree of success and impact we will have as leaders. It impacts how effectively we lead ourselves as well as others. As you wrestle with the concept of your namesake, what people say about you, what you can do, and who you are affects your decisiveness and diffidence, if any.
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits
Unpacking how we see ourselves, how others perceive us, what we ascribe worth to, and our sense of who we are, correlates to the degree of success and impact we will have as leaders. It impacts how effectively we lead ourselves as well as others. As you wrestle with the concept of your namesake, what people say about you, what you can do, and who you are affects your decisiveness and diffidence, if any.
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Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits
This session recorded session was presented as a part of the 2020 Virtual QDEW .
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- Non-member - $15
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Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits
This presentation will explain the collaboration process and system established for international tissue recovery training, its effectiveness and lessons learned. In 2013, the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care wanted an integrated and effective tissue donation, banking, and transplant system for Ontario, and in 2017 tissue recovery was consolidated under Trillium Gift of Life Network (TGLN). The leadership team at TGLN had to develop a process to train all their recovery staff, this proved difficult due to very low donor numbers. TGLN decided that outsourcing training to an American OPO with higher donor numbers would be the most practical option for training and to learn best practices. LifeGift learned of the training opportunity and was selected as the OPO to train the TGLN recovery staff.
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