Certified Surgical Technologist CST
mlee healthcare staffing recruitingHenderson (NC)
Certified Surgical Technologist CST
Posted today
mlee healthcare staffing recruitingHenderson (NC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Surgical Tech Certified (CST) Sign On / Multiple Shifts Available / Competitive PayWe are seeking a Certified Surgical Technician (CST) If you are looking for a job where you will be appreciated, expected to work hard, and learn new skills while having fun; this is the job for you!
Job Summary/Responsibilities:
Full-time/Day Shift/Operating room Under the supervision of the Director of Surgical Services, this position assists with surgical procedures under the guidance of surgeons, registered nurse(s), or additional O.R. personnel.
Shift Details:
- Prepares and knows the specific uses of equipment, instrumentation, and supplies used for surgical procedures
- Gather, check, and prepare supplies and equipment needed for surgical procedures
- Demonstrates accountability, professionalism, openness, receptivity to change, creativity, and innovative
- Ability to identify and calmly handle an inherently stressful situation with tact
- Maintain the highest standard of sterile technique during the procedure(s)
- Ability to be flexible and take on new responsibilities
Required Qualifications:
- Graduate of an accredited Surgical Technician programAHA BLS certified
- Current state Surgical Technologist Registration
- This position includes a comprehensive benefits package, PTO, and eligibility to participate in the group 401(k) plan (subject to applicable waiting periods).Apply now to be considered.
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