Surgical Technologist / CST / ST
Surgical Technologist / CST / ST
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Preparing and organizing the operating room for varied surgical procedures
- Maintaining sterile environments while following strict infection control protocols
- Assisting surgical teams by handing over instruments and essential supplies
- Effectively managing and prepping surgical equipment before, during, and after surgeries
- Ensuring adequate supplies are on hand and ready for all operations
- Working closely and collaboratively with anesthesiologists, nurses, and surgical staff for optimal patient care
- Documenting surgical counts and maintaining accurate records
- Possession of a current CST (Certified Surgical Technologist) credentialBLS certification (or ability to secure within 90 days post-hire)
- Key Skills and Attributes:
- A comprehensive understanding of surgical instruments and procedures across various specialties
- Strong ability to communicate effectively and work as part of a team in fast-paced environments
- Ability to prioritize tasks swiftly and respond adeptly to the surgical team's needs
- Exceptional organizational skills along with meticulous attention to cleanliness and detail
- Proficiency with aseptic techniques and maintaining sterile fields
- Why This Role Stands Out:
- Flexible scheduling options available for days, nights, and weekends
- Engagement with a high-caliber surgical team across a diverse array of procedures
- Promising pathways for education, training, and upward mobility within the clinical ladder
- Utilization of state-of-the-art surgical equipment and advanced technology
- A supportive environment led by leadership that appreciates your expertise
- The Meaning of Being a Surgical Tech in Houston
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