I would like a job transporting organs for transplant.I need names of companys that do this?
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experiance in working in hospitals,security as well\nit means you will have to shave your head
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Medicare does cover liver and kidney transplants.\nYes, use 66 for team surgery on the Part B claim\n\nLive donor hepatectomy, “backbench” preparations and transplant surgeries are Physicians’ Services that may be submitted to the Carrier (Part B) under the transplant recipients Medicare number. These surgeries are subject to all Medicare Global Surgery rules. When these services are performed on the same date of service in adjacent rooms they should all be reported on the same claim form with a 66 modifier applied to the transplant procedure codes (47135, 47136) to ensure correct payment.
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I am definately there is a shipping company that can do that.  But my suggestion is that you try an aeroplance coz it would reach faster.
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Try Biomat\n\nThey have 3 or 4 locations throughout Houston. You get $25 the first time (i think) & then $35 every subsequent donation.
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talk to a company that sells implants to the docs
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yes my dear friend, there indeed is such a company and u can get all details here-\n\nREMEMBER-ANY COMPANY THAT ASKS YOU TO PAY FOR A JOB IS A SCAM!\n \nhttp://www.pcworkathome.net
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Try "Zee Medical"  don't know if they have a location near you but in Southern California they do.  We use them for the company I work for.
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Check out http://www.interviewat.com/ for people in a similar condition like you, and see what companies are hiring.
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I'ed first make sure an organ donation was set up and would be taken care of. Then I'ed make sure my brother would get all my money and stuff and would be taken care of. My funeral would be a party, I would write out little requests of things I didn't have time to do, everything from sky diving to adopting a child, I would ask the people that loved me to pick one and do it, along with something they always wanted to do, then get together a year after I died and share with each other what they did and how it changed them. You're right if we live like we were dying and we take care of the things and people in our life today, not only can we make our life worth living, but our loved ones can help us live on, not only in their memories, but their actions.
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Simple, ask a courier company like FedEx, DHL etc
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I had a friend that had a similar situation. Air force mechanic. He got a job in building maintenance to support his family. On his time off, he applied to city and town utility maintenace companies. Such as train, subway, private aerospace companies, bus companies, other transportation companies, etc. He is now with an international company that makes airplanes, subway train cars, and commuter trains. \nHopefully, this little note may inspire some ideas for you\nGood Luck!
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The occupational title you are looking for is perfusionist.  That field is both highly paid and highly competitive.
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sell my organs for jelly beans
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You might try Salvation Army I know they take them here in Tennessee. Or you could try the school where you live and see if they want them.
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check the major drug manufatures, they have plants or sales office here.. also major hospitals..
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You might want to see the listings at www.hcpersonnel.com. for available jobs and their descriptions.
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that's actually a funny question I worked in organ transplant before.\n\nRN - There are several roles for nurses in organ transplant. the nurse does everything from managing the donor, allocate the organs, work with the recipients\n\nTransplant surgeon - they recover the organs and transplant\n\nHistotechnologist - the do the genetic testing to make sure the organs are a good match. They also do testing to make sure the donor doesn't have any communicable diseases\n\nCourier - they move the organs from one place to another, take lab specimens to different labs\n\nSurgical technicians - they help the surgeons recover the organs\n\nOrgan placement specialists - they place the organs for transplant, run the lists, fax charts, ets