CSL Plasma

collectors of human plasma, operating close to 350 plasma collection centers across the U.S. and Europe with over 17,000 employees. The Las Vegas, Nevada location is part of this extensive network, where collected plasma is used by parent company CSL Behring to manufacture life-saving therapies distributed in more than 100 countries. The organization traces its roots back over a century to its parent company CSL's founding promise. At CSL Plasma, nurses play a specialized role focused on donor suitability evaluation, medical history reviews, providing limited emergency medical care to donors and staff, and counseling donors on test results. Nursing responsibilities include working in conjunction with the Center Medical Director on medically related questions, reviewing test results to determine continued donor suitability, and performing venipuncture to initiate the pheresis process. The role requires strict compliance with Standard Operating Procedures and FDA guidelines. This is a unique environment for nurses seeking a departure from traditional hospital or clinical settings. The work is centered on outpatient plasma collection and donor care rather than traditional patient treatment, with an emphasis on high-volume, protocol-driven procedures. Nurses evaluate vein performance, monitor donors throughout the pheresis process, and ensure both product quality and donor safety.

CSL Plasma's mission is rooted in a values-based culture that enables the organization to deliver on its promise to patients, partners, shareholders, and employees. The company emphasizes excellence and innovation in everything it does, with a stated commitment that 'lives depend on us.' Their work ensures that tens of thousands of people can live normal, healthy lives through the collection of plasma used in life-saving therapies.