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Cardiothoracic Surgical Technologist II

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uf healthAtlantic Beach (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30.77 - 34.62 per hour

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About the role

The Surgical Technologist II supports surgeons and the OR team by preparing and maintaining the sterile field, selecting and passing instruments, and assisting with patient care before, during, and after procedures. This on-site role involves caring for surgical equipment and basic instrumentation, applying aseptic and sterile techniques, following standard precautions, and supporting a range of procedures, including cardiothoracic cases, for patients across all age groups in a fast-paced surgical setting. Prepare and maintain the sterile field and instruments for surgical procedures Assist surgeons by anticipating and passing instruments and supplies during surgery Apply aseptic and sterile techniques and follow standard precautions at all times Handle, care for, and maintain basic surgical equipment and instrumentation Support patient care activities in the clinical and operating room settings Assist with cardiothoracic surgery cases and help train or precept staff in this area Collaborate with the OR team to ensure safe, efficient procedures for patients of all ages Document relevant perioperative information accurately as required Aseptic and sterile technique Surgical instrumentation Operating room procedures Patient positioning and preparation Cardiothoracic surgery support Standard precautions and infection control Medical terminology Perioperative patient care Surgical equipment handling Intraoperative teamwork High school diploma or GED Graduate of an accredited surgical technologist program Certification from NBSTSA, NCCT, or AST within 1 year of hire/transfer Current BLS certification (AHA or American Red Cross)

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