Travel Nurse RN - Transplant - $1,450 per week in Dallas, TX
Company: Magnet Medical
Location: Dallas
Posted on: January 16, 2026
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Job Description:
Registered Nurse (RN) | Transplant Location: Dallas, TX Agency:
Magnet Medical Pay: $1,450 per week Shift Information: Nights - 3
days x 12 hours Contract Duration: 13 Weeks Start Date: ASAP About
the Position The Registered Nurse (RN) – Transplant is a
specialized nurse responsible for providing care to patients
undergoing organ transplant procedures, both pre- and
post-transplant. This role involves managing the complex medical
needs of transplant patients, ensuring that they receive optimal
care throughout the transplant process. The RN in this role will
collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, educate patients and
their families about the transplant process, and monitor for
complications during recovery. This position requires knowledge of
transplant medicine, immunosuppressive therapy, and the long-term
management of transplant recipients. Key Responsibilities :
Pre-Transplant Care : Assess and monitor patients being evaluated
for organ transplantation, including reviewing medical history,
conducting physical assessments, and ensuring necessary lab work
and diagnostic tests are completed. Educate patients and families
about the transplant process, including donor matching, organ
availability, and expected outcomes. Coordinate with the transplant
team to prepare patients for transplant surgery, ensuring that they
understand the procedure, risks, and post-transplant care.
Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to develop
individualized care plans for transplant candidates.
Post-Transplant Care : Provide comprehensive care to transplant
recipients following surgery, including monitoring vital signs,
managing pain, and assessing for complications such as infection,
rejection, or graft failure. Administer immunosuppressive
medications to prevent organ rejection, monitor for side effects,
and educate patients on the importance of medication adherence.
Assess and manage post-operative wound care, including the use of
dressings, drains, and other necessary interventions. Monitor for
early signs of organ rejection and inform the transplant team if
rejection is suspected, assisting with biopsy procedures or
additional diagnostic tests as needed. Patient Education and
Support : Educate transplant recipients and their families on
lifestyle modifications, medication management, and self-care to
improve transplant outcomes and prevent complications. Teach
patients about the importance of adhering to immunosuppressive
therapy and regular follow-up appointments to ensure long-term
success. Provide emotional and psychological support to patients
and families, offering guidance through the transplant process and
recovery. Prepare patients for discharge by ensuring they
understand home care instructions, including medication regimens,
infection prevention strategies, and when to seek medical help.
Monitoring and Management : Monitor transplant patients for signs
of complications, such as infection, rejection, or organ
dysfunction, and respond to changes in patient condition. Regularly
assess lab results (e.g., kidney or liver function tests, biopsy
results) and make adjustments to care plans as needed. Perform
routine checks on transplanted organs to ensure proper function,
including monitoring vital signs, organ-specific parameters (e.g.,
urine output for kidney transplants), and laboratory values.
Document and track patient progress, including transplant surgery
outcomes, recovery milestones, and any issues requiring
intervention. Collaboration with the Transplant Team : Work closely
with the transplant surgeons, nephrologists, hepatologists, and
other specialists to develop and adjust treatment plans for
transplant recipients. Participate in multidisciplinary rounds to
provide input on patient care and treatment plans. Communicate
effectively with the transplant team regarding changes in patient
condition, treatment responses, and patient progress. Follow-up
Care and Long-Term Management : Ensure that transplant patients
attend necessary follow-up appointments to monitor the success of
the transplant and address any potential complications. Coordinate
long-term care for transplant recipients, including routine lab
work, imaging studies, and biopsies, to monitor for signs of
rejection or complications. Assist in managing chronic conditions
post-transplant, such as diabetes, hypertension, or infections,
that may affect the transplant or overall health. Quality and
Safety : Ensure adherence to transplant protocols, safety
standards, and guidelines set by regulatory agencies, including the
United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) and the Joint Commission .
Participate in quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing
transplant patient outcomes and reducing complications. Ensure
infection control practices are strictly followed, particularly
during invasive procedures, to reduce the risk of infections in
immunocompromised patients. Research and Continuing Education :
Stay current with advances in transplant medicine, including new
medications, technologies, and treatment protocols. Participate in
continuing education and professional development opportunities to
enhance knowledge and skills related to organ transplantation.
Assist in research initiatives related to transplant care,
outcomes, and new treatments to improve patient care.
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