Show Notes: Shawn-Paul Harrison welcomes back Dr. Laurie Grier, Critical Care Pulmonologist, to have an enlightening conversation in order to explore the multifaceted aspects of organ donation. Together, they aim to inspire a positive shift in attitudes and contribute to the development of a more supportive organ donation culture. Tune in as they emphasize the crucial role physicians play in cultivating this environment within their respective hospitals.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul welcomes Dr. Laurie Grier, Critical Care Pulmonologist, to discuss the compassionate exploration of how physicians, in collaboration with grieving families, can pave the way for a legacy of hope through the extraordinary gift of organ donation. They talk about how even in the midst of loss, there is an opportunity for new beginnings and a celebration of life that transcends the boundaries of grief.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul welcomes back two industry leading organ procurement professionals, Lisa Tebb and Kyle Peterson, to discuss the creation of the Co-OPO, a forum for networking and best practice sharing between organ procurement organization professionals.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul welcomes two industry leading organ procurement professionals, Lisa Tebb and Kyle Peterson, to discuss an upcoming collaborative virtual meeting about the impact of physician engagement. They explore how physicians' involvement can play a pivotal role in helping families that are facing the loss of a loved one, while preserving the opportunity of saving the lives of others through organ donation.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul welcomes back Mallori Taylor, ER Nurse and sister of an organ donor hero. Mallori gives a moving and insightful perspective on how the act of organ donation can positively impact the lives of both the donor's family and healthcare professionals. They discuss how this experience fosters a sense of purpose, healing and provides a deeper appreciation for the gift of life.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul and Suzanna Morton, LOPA Community Educator, discuss the key aspects of educating the community about donation. Increased knowledge is essential and is a catalyst for fostering a culture within the community that is supportive of organ donation. By providing people with accurate and comprehensive information, it empowers individuals to make educated decisions about whether to become organ donors themselves or support the decisions of their loved ones.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul and Mallori Taylor, ER Nurse and sister of an organ donor hero, talk about the 10th anniversary of the LOPA Trail Run for Life. Mallori shares her and her family's own experience, along with how this day has become a growing platform to honor all donor heroes, their families, the recipients who have received the gift of life and to spread awareness throughout the community.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul and Suzanna Morton, LOPA Community Educator, talk about the importance of educating the community on the impact of organ donation. It ensures that individuals and their families are well-prepared to make informed decisions that can potentially save the lives of others. They discuss how increased knowledge is a catalyst for fostering a culture within the community that is supportive of donation.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul continues his discussion with Dr. Juan Soliven, Critical Care Intensivist, on how his personal story with organ donation has influenced his professional journey. Dr. Soliven provides valuable insight, which is led with passion and expertise, on how to effectively support families experiencing loss and the lives that can be impacted by the life-saving gifts of their loved one.

Show Notes: Shawn-Paul and Dr. Juan Soliven, Critical Care Intensivist, discuss a unique and touching perspective on living donation. As Dr. Soliven shares his own experience of donating a kidney to save his father’s life, it provides an inspirational intersection of personal and professional life in healthcare, as well as the immense impact that living donation can have on both the donor and the recipient.