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Surgical Supply & Equipment Technician

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uf healthJacksonville (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$51000 - 70000 per year

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About the role

UF Health is seeking a Surgical Supply/Equipment Technologist to help support safe, efficient, patient-centered surgical care. In this on-site role, you will prepare and organize supplies and equipment for procedures, monitor inventory, restock designated areas, and help ensure equipment is clean, functional, and ready for use. You will coordinate with surgical and clinical teams, follow infection-prevention and safety practices, and report shortages or equipment concerns promptly. Join UF Health, a comprehensive academic health center in Gainesville, Florida, where collaborative teams deliver high-quality care, advance medical innovation, and support continuous learning and professional growth in an inclusive environment. Prepare, organize, and deliver surgical supplies and equipment for procedures. Track inventory and replenish supplies in designated areas. Check equipment readiness and report malfunctions, shortages, or safety concerns. Follow infection-prevention, cleaning, handling, and workplace safety procedures. Coordinate with surgical and clinical staff to support timely, patient-centered care. Surgical supply preparation Medical equipment setup and handling Inventory tracking Supply replenishment Sterile processing principles Infection prevention Equipment cleaning and maintenance Safety and quality procedures Attention to detail Team communication Relevant sterile processing, surgical technology, or medical equipment credential preferred; specific credentials not stated.

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