Orthopedic Tech – Surgical Services – Per Diem

Posted 5 days ago

b2b staffing servicesLos Angeles (CA)

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About the role

Orthopedic Tech – Surgical Services – Per DiemStep into a vibrant orthopedic support role where you'll assist clinicians and care for patients in an outpatient setting, handling casting, mobilization, and post-procedure care with precision and compassion. You'll contribute to a flexible float pool, moving between multiple clinics as needed to ensure seamless patient flow and top-notch clinical coverage while upholding rigorous safety and quality standards. Strong candidates bring hands-on orthopedic tech or casting experience, comfort with outpatient workflows, and a collaborative mindset, plus readiness to complete orientation modules before starting. If you're enthusiastic about hands-on patient care, eager to grow your orthopedic expertise, and thrive in a team-focused environment, this per diem opportunity could be your next rewarding step.
Requirements:
  • 1 years of recent Ortho Tech or Casting experience
  • Outpatient with Orthopedic Specialty experienceBLS AHA only2 Supervisor or Manager references with 2 years of start – can submit with 1 reference
  • Epic Flu required (no exemptions)
  • Must have 2 year separation period from all cedars affiliated hospitals (Cedars and Huntington)
  • Epic Experience Orientation: complete 4 hours of modules prior to start
  • Will complete 1 orientation shift at Anaheim location
If you are a qualified Orthopedic Tech and looking for an exciting contract position with competitive compensation and benefits packages, apply today!

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