Medical Job at Octapharma: Apply Now for a Medical Professional Role
Medical Job: Octapharma Plasma is hiring a medical professional (EMT-Basic) for its Brooklyn Park Donor Center, Minnesota. This full-time opportunity is ideal for certified EMTs and licensed healthcare professionals who want to work in a regulated clinical environment focused on donor safety, plasma collection, and public health impact. The role combines medical screening, immunization administration, emergency response, and quality compliance within a donor-center setting.
Medical Job Details
- Job Title: Medical Professional, EMT-Basic
- Job ID: 5103
- Location: Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
- Facility: Brooklyn Park Donor Center
- Category: Donor Center
- Employment Type: Full Time
About the Company
Octapharma Plasma is a global leader in plasma collection, committed to improving patient lives through high-quality plasma-derived therapies. The organization operates state-of-the-art donor centers and follows strict regulatory standards, including FDA, cGMP, and CLIA guidelines. Octapharma Plasma is widely recognized for its strong workplace culture, employee development programs, and comprehensive benefits.
Medical Job: Qualifications
Candidates must meet one of the following eligibility criteria:
- Physician, RN, or LPN: Graduate of a recognized healthcare program
- EMT-Basic / Intermediate / Advanced / Paramedic: Valid certification or license (as permitted by state law)
- Experience: Minimum 1 year preferred in hospital, field care, or plasma center settings
- Licensure: Current, valid state license or certification
- Certifications: CPR certification (current), state authorization to perform moderate complexity testing.
- Availability: Willingness to work flexible schedules, including weekends and holidays
About the Role
The Medical Professional (EMT-Basic) is responsible for evaluating donor eligibility for automated plasmapheresis procedures while ensuring donor safety, regulatory compliance, and high-quality clinical operations. The role includes administering approved immunizations, monitoring donor reactions, providing limited emergency care, and supporting quality and training initiatives within the donor center.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct donor eligibility evaluations through medical history reviews and physical assessments
- Obtain informed consent in compliance with SOPs, FDA, CLIA, and cGMP standards
- Review and document donor records, immunization data, and test results using NexLynk
- Monitor donors for adverse reactions and provide appropriate care within the scope of practice
- Consult with the Licensed Physician regarding abnormal findings and donor eligibility issues
- Counsel deferred donors and ensured confidentiality and proper referrals
- Maintain accurate medical and quality documentation
- Support SOP compliance, quality systems, and regulatory audits
- Train as a Donor Center Technician I and act as QA Backup when required
- Mentor and train new medical professionals as a designated trainer.
- Collaborate with team members to maintain a donor-focused environment
