RN or LPN license If graduation is from a foreign allopathic or osteopathic medical school, must also currently be licensed as a physician or state certification as an emergency medical technician
Term
PermanentPart time
Do you qualify?
License
physician license or state EMT certification if graduated from a foreign allopathic or osteopathic medical schoolIf graduation is from a foreign allopathic or osteopathic medical school, must also currently be licensed as a physician or state certification as an emergency medical technician
License
current state licensure or certification as an RN, MD or DO in New York or a reciprocal stateFor NY: current state licensure or certification as an RN, MD or DO in the state you are applying for work or in a reciprocal stateCheck your license
Education
graduation from a paramedic, nursing, physician assistant, chiropractic, medical school or naturopathic medical training programGraduation from a paramedic, nursing, physician assistant, chiropractic, medical school or naturopathic medical training program
Experience
1 year relevant experience in a health care environmentMinimum of one (1) year relevant experience in a health care environment
Also asks
ability to make and analyze physical assessmentsAbility to make and analyze a physical assessment of heart, lung sounds, signs of drug use, etc.
Preferred
Experience
experience in a plasma or whole blood collection center or other regulated environmentExperience in a plasma or whole blood collection center or other regulated environment preferred
evaluating donor suitability for automated pheresis proceduresUnder general supervision, responsible for evaluating donor suitability for automated pheresis procedures
Day to day
providing limited emergency medical care to donors and staffProvides limited emergency medical care to donors and staff including administering medication or treatments in accordance with licensure or certification
Day to day
interviewing donors and performing medical history reviewsInterviews donors and performs medical history reviews to obtain necessary information to determine suitability to donate plasma
Day to day
responding to medically related questions and providing staff information on donor suitabilityIn conjunction with the Center Medical Director, responds to medically related questions and provides information to staff on donor suitability
Day to day
reviewing test results and assessing donor symptomsReviews test results and determines continued donor suitability; assesses donor symptoms that may result in the inability to continue donating
Day to day
notifying and counseling donors regarding reactive test results and making referralsNotifies and counsels donors regarding reactive test results; refers donors to community facilities for follow-up and counseling
Day to day
providing routine care following SOPs and escalating critical medical situationsProvides routine care following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); escalates critical medical situations to Center Physician or local medical service providers as required
Under general supervision, responsible for evaluating donor suitability for automated pheresis procedures• Provides limited emergency medical care to donors and staff including administering medication or treatments in accordance with licensure or certification• Interviews donors and performs medical history reviews to obtain necessary information to determine suitability to donate plasma• In conjunction with the Center Medical Director, responds to medically related questions and provides information to staff on donor suitability• Reviews test results and determines continued donor suitability; assesses donor symptoms that may result in the inability to continue donating• Notifies and counsels donors regarding reactive test results; refers donors to community facilities for follow-up and counseling• Provides routine care following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); escalates critical medical situations to Center Physician or local medical service providers as required
Qualifications
Graduation from a paramedic, nursing, physician assistant, chiropractic, medical school or naturopathic medical training program• If graduation is from a foreign allopathic or osteopathic medical school, must also currently be licensed as a physician or state certification as an emergency medical technician• For NY: current state licensure or certification as an RN, MD or DO in the state you are applying for work or in a reciprocal state• Minimum of one (1) year relevant experience in a health care environment• Experience in a plasma or whole blood collection center or other regulated environment preferred• Ability to make and analyze a physical assessment of heart, lung sounds, signs of drug use, etc. Different qualifications or responsibilities may apply based on local legal and/or educational requirements. Refer to local job documentation where applicable.
About CSL Plasma
CSL Plasma operates one of the world's largest and most sophisticated plasma donation networks, with nearly 330 donation centers in the U. S. and Europe. CSL Plasma is a subsidiary of CSL, a global biopharma company. Plasma collected at CSL Plasma facilities is used by CSL for the sole purpose of manufacturing lifesaving plasma-derived therapies for people in more than 100 countries. The parent company, CSL (ASX:CSL; USOTC:CSLLY), headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, employs 29,000+ people. For more information about CSL Plasma visit, https://www.cslplasma.com/.
Our Benefits
For more information on CSL Plasma benefits visit https://cslbenefits.com/cslp.
You Belong at CSL
At CSL, Inclusion and Belonging is at the core of our mission and who we are. It fuels our innovation day in and day out. By celebrating our differences and creating a culture of curiosity and empathy, we are able to better understand and connect with our patients and donors, foster strong relationships with our stakeholders, and sustain a diverse workforce that will move our company and industry into the future.
To learn more visit https://www.csl.com/careers/inclusion-and-belonging
Equal Opportunity Employer
CSL is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If you are an individual with a disability and need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application process, please visit https://www.csl.com/accessibility-statement.
Neighborhoods+Wyoming offers distinct pockets ranging from established mid-century residential streets to master-planned communities. On the southwest side near the healthcare corridor, South Grandville features custom homes on quiet cul-de-sacs near the Maple Hill Golf Club and Wilson Town Center, while Gezon Park surrounds a sprawling ninety-four-acre community green space and retail hub at Bayberry Market. The city's central and northern residential areas are characterized by established post-war ranches and bungalows, while newer subdivisions have expanded near Metro Health Village.
Wyoming offers distinct pockets ranging from established mid-century residential streets to master-planned communities. On the southwest side near the healthcare corridor, South Grandville features custom homes on quiet cul-de-sacs near the Maple Hill Golf Club and Wilson Town Center, while Gezon Park surrounds a sprawling ninety-four-acre community green space and retail hub at Bayberry Market.
The city's central and northern residential areas are characterized by established post-war ranches and bungalows, while newer subdivisions have expanded near Metro Health Village.
Getting around+Nurses based at University of Michigan Health-West work directly in Wyoming's southwest corner at Metro Health Village, making local commutes nearly instantaneous. For those traveling into Grand Rapids medical centers, downtown is approximately five miles north, accessible within fifteen minutes via US-131 or Interstate 196. The M-6 beltway loops along the southern edge for quick regional cross-town travel, and The Rapid public transit system connects Wyoming directly to the broader Grand Rapids bus network.
Nurses based at University of Michigan Health-West work directly in Wyoming's southwest corner at Metro Health Village, making local commutes nearly instantaneous. For those traveling into Grand Rapids medical centers, downtown is approximately five miles north, accessible within fifteen minutes via US-131 or Interstate 196. The M-6 beltway loops along the southern edge for quick regional cross-town travel, and The Rapid public transit system connects Wyoming directly to the broader Grand Rapids bus network.
Outdoors+Outdoor life in Wyoming is anchored by more than twenty municipal parks and natural spaces. Lamar Park is a central recreation hub featuring fishing ponds, an expansive splash pad, sports courts, and a popular outdoor summer concert series. Gezon Park provides extensive athletic fields, while Buck Creek Nature Preserve offers quiet walking trails winding through wooded wetlands. In winter, Pinery Park is the community's go-to spot for sledding.
Outdoor life in Wyoming is anchored by more than twenty municipal parks and natural spaces. Lamar Park is a central recreation hub featuring fishing ponds, an expansive splash pad, sports courts, and a popular outdoor summer concert series.
Gezon Park provides extensive athletic fields, while Buck Creek Nature Preserve offers quiet walking trails winding through wooded wetlands. In winter, Pinery Park is the community's go-to spot for sledding.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Wyoming
Wyoming, Michigan, serves as a grounded, pragmatic anchor in the Grand Rapids metropolitan area. As Kent County's second-largest city, it combines post-war residential charm with critical employment centers, most notably the University of Michigan Health-West campus at Metro Health Village on the southwest side. For nurses commuting to central Grand Rapids, the five-mile drive along US-131 or I-196 takes only about fifteen minutes, making shift commutes straightforward and dependable.
Life in Wyoming is shaped by its active commercial arteries along 28th Street, home to the historic annual 28th Street Metro Cruise, and a diverse north side lined with authentic Mexican, Peruvian, and Puerto Rican markets and dining spots. Over twenty public recreation sites, including Lamar Park's ponds and splash pads, Gezon Park's athletic fields, and Buck Creek Nature Preserve, give residents space to unwind. While Wyoming lacks a quaint, centralized historic downtown and endures cold, snowy West Michigan winters, it offers healthcare professionals a welcoming, well-situated home base with easy highway connectivity and exceptional access to regional hospitals.
