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Certified Procurement Transplant Coordinator (CPTC®)

Licensing authority: American Board for Transplant Certification

Initial by examination
Approval
ABTC approves examination eligibility
Experience
12 months as an organ procurement coordinator
Scheduling
Schedule and take the PSI examination within the 90-day eligibility period
Supervisor Attestation
Supervisor returns employee attestation after application and fee

CPTC® Examination

Provider
PSI Services
Format
Computer-administered appointment at a PSI Test Center
Exam questions
Total questions: 175; Scored questions: 150; Unscored questions: 25; The total includes the scored and unscored questions.
Time limit
Three hours
Examination outline
  • Donation Process Support (6%)
    • Establish and maintain relationships with stakeholders to identify donation candidates.
  • Donor Evaluation and Authorization (27%)
    • Allot resources to support the donation process by evaluating referred potential donor information and determining donor suitability.
    • Authorize the donation with the legal next of kin (LNOK) and gather the necessary information to ensure the safety of the organs.
  • Donor Management and Optimization (37%)
    • Perform or coordinate necessary testing required to determine the suitability of available organs.
    • Optimize organ function through clinical interventions to maximize utilization and recipient safety.
  • Allocation and Recovery (29%)
    • Allocate suitable organs according to relevant policy to ensure safe and effective utilization.
    • Manage the recovery and accurate packaging of organs to ensure safe and effective utilization.
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