Kristine Browning

RN
Job Title: Vice President of Quality & Regulatory Compliance
Organization: LifeGift

Kristine Browning, RN, serves as Vice President of Quality and Regulatory Compliance at LifeGift in Houston, Texas, bringing more than 30 years of experience in health care and two decades dedicated to the donation and transplantation community. She has advanced the field through leadership roles at Houston Methodist Hospital, service on national committees with the OPTN, and as faculty for the American Foundation of Donation and Transplantation’s Transplant Quality Institute. A living kidney donor herself, Kristine is deeply committed to fostering collaboration, transparency, and excellence in maximizing donation and transplantation potential.

Professional Information

Area(s) of Focus: QAPI - Transplantation and Donation, Regulatory Compliance, Risk Management. Organ and Tissue Donation.
Patient Groups: Adult
Areas of Practice: In-patient, Living Donation, Post-transplant, Pre-Transplant, Procurement
Organs of Expertise: Heart, Kidney, Liver, Lung, Pancreas, Vascularized Composite Allograft (VCA)
Specialties: Quality/Regulatory Compliance
Connections to the Cause: Candidate, Caregiver, Donor Family, Living Donor, Recipient

Alliance Presentations

The Concept Of Building Love Relationships.

Where Procurement Meets Transplant: Bridging the Divide between OPOs and Transplant Centers

Thursday, September 25, 2025, at 3:00pm

As the demand for organ transplants continues to grow, so does the need for seamless coordination between OPOs and Transplant Centers. This session will examine the complex, and often conflicting, objectives that drive OPOs and Transplant Centers, with a focus on how performance metrics, regulatory mandates, and ethical frameworks influence their collaboration. Through thoughtful discussion and real-world insights, the professional community will gain a deeper understanding of the systemic pressures each stakeholder faces and explore strategies to foster greater alignment across the organ donation and transplantation continuum.

Young Man Having Zoom Video Call Via A Computer In The Home Office. Stay At Home And Work From Home Concept During Coronavirus Pandemic.

Implementing a Successful Workforce Model in a Virtual Environment

Tuesday, March 30, 2021, at 2:00pm

Over the last year, organizations nation-wide have had to redevelop many of their processes to ensure the safety of their patients and staff while continuing their efforts in facilitating the lifesaving gift of donation. During this webinar, we will explore the response protocols implemented by a large transplant center and an Organ Procurement Organization (OPO). Each organization will provide an overview of how the COVID19 pandemic has impacted their clinical practices and share insights on how they each managed to successfully overcome these challenging circumstances.

Lifelong Networks

Our partners are the heart and soul of our organization. For more than 15 years, they have played a vital role providing quality education and programs to advance a shared mission.