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Darren J. Malinoski, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Professor of Surgery Division of Trauma Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery School of Medicine Chief Clinical Transformation Officer OHSU Practice Plan School of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

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Department Of Gastrointestinal And General Surgery

Department Of Surgery

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Surgery

Division Of Trauma, Critical Care And Acute Care Surgery

Division Of Trauma, Critical Care, And Acute Care Surgery

Oregon Health & Science University

Darren J. Malinoski, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a Professor of Surgery in the Division of Trauma, Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery at Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine, where he also serves as Chief Clinical Transformation Officer for the OHSU Practice Plan. His research focuses on organ transplantation, specifically donor heart acceptance and refusal, donor physiology optimization in the intensive care unit, and the reversibility of left ventricular dysfunction after brain death. His recent work includes the Donor Heart Study, analyzing 14,132 clinician surveys on offer refusal, and publications in The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation and JAMA Network Open. He also investigates telehealth stigma in opioid use disorder treatment.

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Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Surgery Division of Trauma Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery School of Medicine Chief Clinical Transformation Officer OHSU Practice Plan School of Medicine

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critical care trauma emergency medicine surgery medicine organ transplantation clinical transplantation transplantation medicine organ donation trauma surgery hematology cardiology heart transplantation respiratory medicine transplant surgery intensive care traumatology survival analysis transplantation proceeding outcomes research nephrology orthopedic surgery liver transplantation emergency surgery general surgery graft survival thoracic surgery resuscitation acute care surgery cardiopulmonary transplantation donor heart study transplant infectious diseases acute care surgical care cohort studies graft rejection traumatic brain injury brain death vascular biology disaster medicine gastrointestinal surgery pediatric transplantation bone marrow transplantation solid organ transplantation clinical surgery hemostasis therapeutic hypothermia deceased organ donors death studies neurosurgery thrombosis kidney transplantation health outcomes computed tomography hemorrhagic shock southern california clinical significance blunt trauma patients organ donors venous thromboembolism economic benefit organ procurement kidney research renal function renal pathophysiology acute kidney injury kidney failure ventilation pneumothorax clinical evidence prognosis coagulopathy task force critical care medicine potential organ donor kidney-graft function gastrointestinal endoscopy digestive endoscopy reconstructive microsurgery recovery obesity surgery primary care injury prevention hospital medicine gross anatomy gastroenterology sepsis anesthesiology microsurgery hospital infections pediatric anesthesia cardiothoracic surgery anatomical pathology mortality critical care nurse health care intensive care nursing medical education emergency nursing patient safety medical systems critical care clinic pancreatitis clinical nursing orthopaedic surgery surgical education internal medicine clinical research anesthesia

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Left Ventricular Dysfunction in Potential Heart Donors After Brain Death: When is It Reversible?. European Journal of Heart Failure (2025)

Brian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangBruce NicelyJavier NietoJohn BelcherThomas PearsonNikole NeidlingerJohn NguyenTahnee GroatDarren MalinoskiJonathan ZaroffKiran K. Khush

cardiologyheart failuremedicineventricular dysfunctionbrain deathpotential heart donorscardiac pathologies

Optimization of Physiology in Organ Donors in the Intensive Care Unit: What You Need to Know. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2025)

Reasons for Donor Heart Offer Refusal Are Often Unrelated to the Donor Itself – When, Why, and the “Weekend Effect”. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2025)

medicineheart transplantationorgan transplantationbioethicscardiothoracic surgeryclinical transplantationmedical ethics

Reasons for Donor Heart Offer Refusal in the United States: Results From 14,132 Transplant Clinician Surveys in the Donor Heart Study. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2025)

Brian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangNikole NeidlingerR Patrick WoodJavier NietoBruce NicelyJohn BelcherTahnee GroatDarren MalinoskiJonathan ZaroffKiran K Khush

united statesmedicinedonor heart studyheart transplantation

Death Does Not Care Who You Are, so Why Should Organ Donation Be Any Different*. Critical Care Medicine (2024)

Development of an Improved Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients Deceased Donor Heart Yield Model Using Donor Critical Care Data From the Donor Management Goal Registry Cohort. American Journal of Transplantation (2024)

Elizabeth A SwansonShaina KianSamantha NoreenGaya ShivegaVirginia McBridePaul LangeMitchell B SallyDarren J Malinoski

graft rejectionorgan transplantationimproved scientific registrytransplantation medicinebone marrow transplantationcohort studiescritical caretransplant recipientsgraft survivalclinical transplantationheart transplantation

Donor Electrocardiogram Associations With Cardiac Dysfunction, Heart Transplant Use, and Survival. JACC Heart Failure (2024)

Natalie TapaskarBrian WaydaDarren MalinoskiHelen LuikartTahnee GroatJohn NguyenJohn BelcherJavier NietoNikole NeidlingerAhmad SalehiP.J. GeraghtyBruce NicelyMartin JendrisakThomas PearsonR. Patrick WoodShiqi ZhangYingjie WengJonathan ZaroffKiran K. Khush

cardiologycardiac dysfunctionelectrophysiologyheart transplant usesurvival analysishealth sciences

Donor “Left Ventricular Hypertrophy” is Often Transient and/or Spurious. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2024)

B. WaydaH. LuikartJ.H. MaharY. WengS. ZhangR.P. WoodJ. NietoT. GroatD. MalinoskiN. NeidlingerK.K. Khush

physiologycardiologyorgan transplantationliver transplantationhematologysurvival analysistransplant surgerytransplantation medicinerespiratory medicineheart transplantation

Just a Number? Donor Age and (Lack of) Associated Reasons for Heart Offer Refusal. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2024)

Aprotim C BhowmikBrian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangR Patrick WoodJavier NietoTahnee GroatNikole NeidlingerJonathan ZaroffDarren MalinoskiKiran K Khush

heart offer refusalcardiopulmonary transplantationheart transplantationdonor age

Patient Perceptions of and Experiences With Stigma Using Telehealth for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment: A Qualitative Analysis. Harm Reduction Journal (2024)

substance abuseopioid use disorderqualitative analysismental healthopioid epidemicmedical internet researchnursingaddiction medicinepsychiatryaddictionaddiction treatmentsubstance use disorderstelecaretelehealthpsychiatric carepatient perceptionsstigma

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Darren J. Malinoski, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Professor of Surgery Division of Trauma Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery School of Medicine Chief Clinical Transformation Officer OHSU Practice Plan School of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Department Of Gastrointestinal And General Surgery

Department Of Surgery

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Surgery

Division Of Trauma, Critical Care And Acute Care Surgery

Division Of Trauma, Critical Care, And Acute Care Surgery

Oregon Health & Science University

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Darren J. Malinoski, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Surgery Division of Trauma Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery School of Medicine Chief Clinical Transformation Officer OHSU Practice Plan School of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Left Ventricular Dysfunction in Potential Heart Donors After Brain Death: When is It Reversible?. European Journal of Heart Failure (2025)

Brian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangBruce NicelyJavier NietoJohn BelcherThomas PearsonNikole NeidlingerJohn NguyenTahnee GroatDarren MalinoskiJonathan ZaroffKiran K. Khush

cardiologyheart failuremedicineventricular dysfunctionbrain deathpotential heart donorscardiac pathologies

Optimization of Physiology in Organ Donors in the Intensive Care Unit: What You Need to Know. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2025)

Reasons for Donor Heart Offer Refusal Are Often Unrelated to the Donor Itself – When, Why, and the “Weekend Effect”. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2025)

medicineheart transplantationorgan transplantationbioethicscardiothoracic surgeryclinical transplantationmedical ethics

Reasons for Donor Heart Offer Refusal in the United States: Results From 14,132 Transplant Clinician Surveys in the Donor Heart Study. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2025)

Brian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangNikole NeidlingerR Patrick WoodJavier NietoBruce NicelyJohn BelcherTahnee GroatDarren MalinoskiJonathan ZaroffKiran K Khush

united statesmedicinedonor heart studyheart transplantation

Death Does Not Care Who You Are, so Why Should Organ Donation Be Any Different*. Critical Care Medicine (2024)

Elizabeth A SwansonShaina KianSamantha NoreenGaya ShivegaVirginia McBridePaul LangeMitchell B SallyDarren J Malinoski

Donor Electrocardiogram Associations With Cardiac Dysfunction, Heart Transplant Use, and Survival. JACC Heart Failure (2024)

cardiologycardiac dysfunctionelectrophysiologyheart transplant usesurvival analysishealth sciences

Donor “Left Ventricular Hypertrophy” is Often Transient and/or Spurious. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2024)

B. WaydaH. LuikartJ.H. MaharY. WengS. ZhangR.P. WoodJ. NietoT. GroatD. MalinoskiN. NeidlingerK.K. Khush

physiologycardiologyorgan transplantationliver transplantationhematologysurvival analysistransplant surgerytransplantation medicinerespiratory medicineheart transplantation

Just a Number? Donor Age and (Lack of) Associated Reasons for Heart Offer Refusal. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2024)

Aprotim C BhowmikBrian WaydaHelen LuikartYingjie WengShiqi ZhangR Patrick WoodJavier NietoTahnee GroatNikole NeidlingerJonathan ZaroffDarren MalinoskiKiran K Khush

heart offer refusalcardiopulmonary transplantationheart transplantationdonor age

Patient Perceptions of and Experiences With Stigma Using Telehealth for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment: A Qualitative Analysis. Harm Reduction Journal (2024)

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