Dental Sterilization Technician (POOL)
high country community healthBoone (NC)
Dental Sterilization Technician (POOL)
Posted 9 days ago
high country community healthBoone (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Dental Sterilization TechnicianHCCH is not currently hiring for this role but is accepting applicants for future needs. Immediate Supervisor: Dental Site Lead (site specific) General overview of position: A nonexempt position responsible for a variety of duties in relation to the decontamination, preparation, sterilization and distribution of dental instruments utilizing infection control and safety practices during all phases of the process. Duties and Responsibilities of a Dental Sterilization Technician Collect used and contaminated equipment, instruments, and supplies for sorting and decontamination. Clean equipment, instruments, and supplies of contaminants by removing waste matter Prepare and package decontaminated instruments for sterilization Operate, monitor, and maintain sterilization equipment accurately and safely. Ensure the sterilization of instruments and supplies are in accordance with the standards of regulatory agencies, including OSHA and the CDCMaintain appropriate records/logs, and monitor quality control and infection control standards. Properly dispose of all biohazardous material Assist in cleaning and disinfecting dental operatories as needed. May be required on occasion to assist chairside for charting/recording patient information for certain provider types or when short staffed. This position requires the employee to be on their feet for several hours while tasks are being completed. Perform other related activities, as required, to assure safe patient care and to maintain the highest standards of infection control.
Requirements
Preferred Qualifications
Education/Certification/Licensure:
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- CPR certification for Health Care Providers, required.
- Current vaccination record meeting ACIP Healthcare Workers Recommendations.
- Must have strong time-management skills
- Be able to travel to off-site meetings
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