Services
Clinical perfusion services.
Every service listed here is one we staff today with a credentialed perfusionist experienced in that case type.
Cardiac
Full CPB support for CABG, valve, and aortic procedures — circuit setup, conduct of bypass, myocardial protection, and blood management, run to your surgeons’ established protocols.
Adult Cardiopulmonary Bypass
Cardiac
Perfusion for pediatric and congenital cardiac cases, including small-volume circuits and the tighter physiologic margins those patients require.
Pediatric & Congenital Perfusion
Critical care
Support for veno-venous and veno-arterial ECMO — circuit assembly and priming, cannulation support, ongoing circuit management, and troubleshooting.
ECMO & ECLS Support
Organ recovery
NRP support for DCD organ recovery, coordinated with your procurement team and transplant surgeons.
Normothermic Regional Perfusion (NRP)
Organ recovery
Normothermic machine perfusion support for donor liver preservation on the OrganOX platform.
OrganOX Machine Perfusion
Blood management
Cell salvage coverage where your program needs it alongside scheduled perfusion cases.
Autotransfusion Support
Coverage arrangements
Five ways programs engage us.
| Arrangement | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Scheduled case coverage | Named coverage for your elective cardiac schedule — a set number of days or cases per week, planned in advance. |
| Call & after-hours | Nights, weekends, and holiday call so your in-house perfusionists aren’t carrying the whole rotation. |
| Full program coverage | End-to-end clinical perfusion coverage for programs that would rather contract the service than staff and manage it internally. |
| Gap & locums coverage | Short-notice fill-in for vacation, medical leave, parental leave, or an open position you are still recruiting for. |
| Permanent placement | Sourcing and vetting an experienced CCP to hire onto your own payroll, when a permanent seat is what you actually need. |
Protocols
We run your protocols, not ours.
Perfusion practice varies between programs, and a contract perfusionist who insists on their own way of doing things creates friction in the OR. We review your circuit configuration, myocardial protection strategy, anticoagulation management, and transfusion thresholds before the first case, and we run them as written.