Are you someone who has a strong attention to detail, who is self-driven and can proactively think independently?
Do you have experience working with quality systems and programs, preferably in eye or tissue banking, medical diagnostics, medical devices, or other medical/research areas?
Do you enjoy reviewing and auditing records and procedures for completeness, accuracy, and compliance?
How about being part of a non-profit organization that makes it possible for someone to receive a corneal transplant that will restore their sight?
If this sounds like you, the Quality Assurance Coordinator position might be your perfect fit!
Our organization exists to restore hope for people like Kelly. Fuch’s dystrophy had been affecting Kelly’s life since her early 20’s. She had her left eye transplant on April 12, 2023 – four days after she suffered a severely broken foot because she could not see the curb. She had her right eye transplant in June 2023. Kelly is grateful to the donors who gave her the chance to see clearly again. She now experiences this beautiful world from three points of view and will never take one day of this opportunity for granted.
As a Quality Assurance Coordinator, you will need to champion a continuous quality improvement process and collaborate with leaders within the organization to ensure compliance with standard operating procedures and regulatory standards. The Quality Assurance Coordinator assures compliance with industry standards and monitors SOP/document forms and changes control processes. The coordinator is responsible for performing administrative aspects that may include interaction with or within the Technical, Quality, Public Relations, and Accounting Departments. The coordinator may be asked to develop and maintain business relationships with surgeons, surgery sites and their staff in an effort to open communication channels for reliable quality monitoring.
The Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank was founded by the Lions of Colorado and Wyoming in 1982. RMLEB’s mission is to fulfill the wishes of eye donors and their families to help another overcome blindness through transplantation and research. Our dedication to this mission allows nearly 2,500 eye tissue donors in Colorado and Wyoming to provide thousands of sight-restorative transplants each year. We are a company that consists of a diverse staff who all have a heart for our mission. We offer a competitive benefits package.
If you are a person who wants to go to work every day to be part of something bigger and that plays an important part in helping to make a positive and impactful difference in people’s lives, we would love you to join our team.
The Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender variance, marital status, military status or physical or mental disability. This applies to all employment practices and personnel actions. The Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank is a drug-free workplace and may require pre-employment drug screening.