Ad Hoc Multi Organ Transplantation Committee

The Ad Hoc Multi-Organ Transplantation Committee is charged with developing and proposing allocation policies that address multiple organ groups and the practice of multi-organ allocation. The Committee shall ensure proposed multi-organ policies are in alignment with the OPTN Final Rule and the transition of organ allocation to a continuous distribution framework.

A closer look

Multi-organ transplantation

Resources

6-Month Monitoring Report for Eligibility Criteria and Safety Net for Heart-Kidney and Lung-Kidney Allocation (PDF - 2 MB) (11/2024)

Current projects

Review

Implemented

Committee members

Chair

Ms. Lisa M Stocks
OneLegacy

Vice Chair

Dr. Christopher Sonnenday
University of Michigan Medical Center

MembersPositionEnd Term DateOrganization
Amrut AmbardekarAt Large6/30/2029University of Colorado Hospital/Health Science Center
Amy BobrowskiAt Large6/30/2029The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Angel TorresAt Large6/30/2028LifeLink of Florida
Chiara RochaAt Large6/30/2029Mount Sinai Medical Center
Christopher SonnendayVice Chair6/30/2027University of Michigan Medical Center
Daniel DiSanteAt Large6/30/2027Center for Donation and Transplant
Helen TeAt Large6/30/2029University of Chicago Medical Center
Howard HuangAt Large6/30/2029Houston Methodist Hospital;
Jessica BrownAt Large6/30/2029Network for Hope
Jim KimAt Large6/30/2027Keck Hospital of USC
Lisa StocksChair6/30/2027OneLegacy
Michae lVargaAt Large6/30/2028ProCure On-Demand, Inc.
Norihisa ShigemuraAt Large6/30/2029University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Precious McCowanAt Large6/30/2028General Public Region 4
Rachel EngenAt Large6/30/2027University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Reynold Lopez-SolerVisiting Board Member6/30/2027Loyola University Medical Center
Robert HookerAt Large6/30/2029Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals
Sal TorresAt Large6/30/2029Donor Network West
Shelley HallVisiting Board Member6/30/2028Baylor University Medical Center
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