Nathan Fine serves as the Manager, Organ Utilization, at Donor Network of Arizona, where he is focusing on strategic partnerships with transplant centers within region 5 and nationally. These relationships and a variety of other initiatives are leading to an increase in the number of organs transplanted and contributing to a culture aimed at preventing non-use wherever possible. His interests include organ preservation technologies, combating inefficiencies in organ transportation, and advocating for equity in access in transplantation. Having also worked as a nurse coordinator in abdominal transplant, he understands just how much these efforts mean to those on the waitlist.
When Time is Limited: Exploring Strategies for Expedited Organ Donation Cases
Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at 2:00pm
Rapid or expedited organ donation cases present unique clinical and operational challenges that require early identification potential expedited cases, coordinated internal processes, and effective external collaboration with donor hospitals and transplant centers, all while maintaining safety, ethical integrity, and quality standards. This session will provide organ donation and transplantation professionals with insight into highly functional processes used by other organ procurement organizations to safely maximize the gift of donation under the pressure of time or stability constraints
