KEDPLASMA

s across the United States with over 900 employees. The company's therapies help treat and prevent serious diseases including Hemophilia, Primary Immune System Deficiencies, and Rh-Sensitization. The Amherst, NY location is one of these plasma collection centers. For nursing professionals, KEDPLASMA offers a clinical setting that operates outside the traditional hospital environment. Nurses — referred to as Physician Substitutes for Specialty Programs — serve as on-site clinical experts responsible for evaluating donor eligibility, managing donor reactions, and ensuring regulatory compliance during the plasma donation process. The company promotes this as an opportunity to use clinical skills in a supportive, community-focused environment where every interaction matters, with a pace that differs from hospital nursing.

KEDPLASMA is committed to transforming patients' lives and delivering potentially life-changing medicines to those in need. The organization's stated values include: working together as one, showing we care, operating with integrity, making a sustainable impact, and showing courage. Integrity is described as the foundation of KEDPLASMA's culture and reputation. The company maintains a Global Code of Conduct and a U.S. Healthcare Compliance Program, and expects external stakeholders to uphold these principles when providing services.