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Evaluate organ transplant candidates considered for priority, on a case-by-case basis, as part of a medical peer review group

Provide objective, on-site review of OPTN member facilities, including review of member policies, protocols and quality documentation to help the program and the MPSC identify potential opportunities for improvement

Supply clinical and subject matter expertise on various collaborative improvement topics

Serve as a transplant industry expert who provides insights and strategic thinking on specific research problems and projects

Participate in research studies and interact with the system to provide insights, guidance and testing of products and services

Supply subject matter and practitioner advice on various collaborative improvement topics

Develop and review educational materials and efforts relating to policy implementation and the sharing of effective practices

Share your ideas, experiences, and feedback to develop and improve UNOS’ IT applications

Offer your opinions and questions to help guide proposals that will be considered by the Board of Directors, which considers all public comments before voting on any proposal.

The Associate Regional Councillor serves as the regional representative to the Membership and Professional Standards (MPSC) committee, and assists with region-wide communication of key information and input into policy development. Most Associate Councillors advance to become Regional Councillor and represent their region on the Board of Directors.

OPTN committee members serve two-and three-year terms and rely on their expertise and unique perspectives to advise the OPTN Board of Directors regarding proposed policies and initiatives.

OPTN board members actively participate as an OPTN fiduciary to help establish and oversee OPTN policies, and participate in the development, prioritization and implementation of projects intended to further OPTN strategic goals.