Perfusion Contracting

Full-Service Perfusion Contracting That Fits Your System

Clinical Coverage + Operational Stability in One Aligned Contract

Perfusion contracting means having a trusted team that handles all your hospital’s perfusion needs — from staffing the OR to managing schedules, training, and compliance. Instead of filling shifts, IPC builds entire programs around your hospital’s needs.

Whether you’re expanding cardiac services or need full-service coverage, our team shows up ready, licensed, and fully integrated into your system. We don’t just send people — we deliver performance.

Inside the Strategy: Clinical Coverage + Operational Stability in One Aligned Contract

IPC’s perfusion contracting model delivers both bedside precision and backend structure — combining clinical expertise with administrative scalability. We provide credentialed perfusionists under a centralized service agreement that includes scheduling, leadership, QI support, and compliance alignment.

Whether single-site or multi-hospital, our team adapts to the existing surgical rhythm while elevating long-term outcomes. Our contracts are performance-monitored, supported by Integration Health’s national network, and built to reduce gaps, turnover, and administrative burden.

We operate as an extension of your cardiovascular team — not as a third-party stopgap.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is perfusion contracting, and how does it work?

Perfusion contracting is a long-term staffing and program management solution that allows hospitals to outsource their perfusion needs to a trusted clinical partner. IPC provides credentialed clinicians, leadership, scheduling, compliance, and performance support — all under a single, aligned agreement.

How is a perfusion contract different from using per diem staff or travelers?

Per diem perfusionists are short-term gap fillers. IPC’s contracted model delivers a fully managed, integrated team that understands your system, syncs with your surgical workflows, and provides continuity over time. It’s a partnership, not a patch.

What types of hospitals or programs benefit from perfusion contracting?

We work with cardiac surgery programs, transplant centers, and ECMO-capable hospitals — especially those struggling with turnover, coverage gaps, or scaling issues. From community hospitals to multi-site systems, we tailor the contract to your clinical and operational needs.

Can IPC help us transition from in-house to outsourced perfusion coverage?

Yes. We specialize in smooth transitions, including leadership alignment, onboarding current staff (when needed), and maintaining coverage with zero downtime. Our approach protects patient care while optimizing long-term performance.

Is your team licensed and credentialed to work in our state?

All IPC perfusionists are board-certified, state-licensed, and compliance-ready. We match your facility’s credentialing standards and maintain ongoing documentation to stay audit-ready and Joint Commission-aligned.

What does a typical perfusion contracting agreement include?

Each contract is tailored, but core elements include:

Full-time or fractional perfusionists
Clinical leadership (if needed)
Scheduling + staffing management
Credentialing + compliance support
QI/performance tracking
24/7 clinical backup through Integration Health’s national network
Capital Equipment
Disposable Supplies

Let’s Talk Perfusion Coverage

Whether you’re building a new program or stabilizing an existing one, IPC is ready to step in. Tell us what you need — and we’ll show up ready to deliver.