Certified Surgical Technologist / CST / Surgical Tech
Certified Surgical Technologist / CST / Surgical Tech
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Preparing the surgical environment and ensuring the operating room is organized and sterile
- Upholding strict infection control standards and maintaining sterile fields
- Assisting by handing instruments and materials to the surgical team
- Managing and preparing surgical equipment prior and post-procedure
- Tracking surgical supplies to ensure operational readiness
- Collaborating with a multi-talented team of nurses, anesthesiologists, and other surgical staff for seamless patient care
- Maintaining clear and accurate surgical counts and documentation
- Education and Certification Requirements:
- Graduation from an accredited Surgical Technology program is necessary
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required
- In-depth knowledge of various surgical instruments and techniques
- Strong communication and collaborative skills in fast-paced settings
- Ability to think quickly on your feet and respond adeptly to the surgical team's needs
- Exceptional organizational skills and commitment to maintaining cleanliness
- Competency in aseptic techniques and upholding sterile environments
- Reasons to Consider This Role:
- Flexible scheduling options including day, night, and weekend shifts
- Work with a skilled surgical team across a diverse range of procedures
- Opportunities for ongoing education, training, and career progression
- Access to the latest surgical technologies and equipment
- A supportive leadership team that truly values your contributions
- Experience the Impact of Being a Surgical Tech in California
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