Start broad in your criteria. Whether it’s age, cold ischemic time (CIT), or non-effecting disease states, you’ll increase the number of offers by starting with broader criteria.
IIAM wants to hear from the medical research community what we can do to further support your work.
IIAM recently concluded its 34th Bi-Annual Surgical Recovery Workshop, and it was a truly impactful event. Hosted by HonorBridge at their impressive facility in Chapel Hill, NC, this workshop brought together professionals from across the country for two immersive days of education, collaboration, and hands-on training in organ and tissue recovery for medical research.
Inspiring News on how IIAM’s partners are making medical advancements – OrganOx Creates device that can keep organs alive outside of the body!
IIAM’s success facilitates more medical research, which can lead to more treatments being discovered for a myriad of humanities ailments
At IIAM, we like to say it’s not just a workplace, it’s a home. And this month, we are celebrating one of our very best: Allyson Aldrich.
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