Allyson Krause, RT

An Organ Procurement Coordinator with LifeQuest Organ Recovery Services, Allyson graduated from Tallahassee community college’s Respiratory Therapy program in 2004 and became an educator for the program both as a clinical preceptor and as a lecturer. She continues to serve on the Tallahassee Community College Respiratory Advisory Board.  In 2004 Ally began her career at University of Florida Shands as an Adult Critical Care therapist working in the ICU setting.  She transitioned into frontline supervision and managed approximately 70 therapists for 3 years.  Moving back to home in Tallahassee Ally worked at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital as a Critical Care therapist until entering organ procurement with LifeQuest Organ Recovery Services 6 years ago as an Organ Procurement Coordinator

William Peoples, RN
 
An Organ Procurement Coordinator with LifeQuest Organ Recovery Services, Bill is a graduate of University of Central Florida that launched his career in the nursing field where he has been for 22 years. Bill’s career started at Munroe Regional Medical Center, Ocala Florida in the Coronary Intensive Care Unit.  He moved into the critical care education role in 2001, and remained as Clinical Education Coordinator for 15 years at the same facility.  During that time, he took on supporting roles in Employee Health, Joint Commission readiness, Hazmat emergency teams, and became the American Heart Association Training Center Coordinator for MRMC.  He currently maintains instructor status for BLS, ACLS and PALS disciplines and continues educating.  Bill has been a member of the LifeQuest Organ Recovery service team for 1 year, and will soon sit for his CPTC certification.  He and his incredible wife, Renee, reside in Ocala, Fl, with their 6 teenage children.  He often volunteers to work extra shifts ....just to get a break!

Sean Forquer, RN
 
Sean serves as the Supervisor of Organ Recovery at Southwest Transplant Alliance. He has been at Southwest Transplant Alliance for 5 years and prior to coming into the organ donation field, he worked as a critical care and emergency nurse for 12 years.