Surgical Technologist Job at Pain Management Centers of America, P.S.C. in Paducah

Posted 6 days ago

pain management centers of america pscPaducah (KY)

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About the role

Tired of weekends, holidays, and call shifts? We’ve got the perfect opportunity! Join our team and enjoy: No weekends No holidays No call A supportive, professional environment where your skills shine Bring your compassion and clinical expertise to a place that values work‑life balance as much as quality care. Apply today—your next great shift starts Monday to Friday only! About Pain Management Centers of America, P.S.C.PMCOA is a national company with state‑of‑the‑art interventional pain management facilities in Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, and Illinois with 8 pain centers and 3 ambulatory surgery centers. PMCOA employs over 200 trained personnel, including interventional pain physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and expert personnel in multiple ancillary services and administration.
Description: Common Duties and ResponsibilitiesPrepare operating rooms for surgery by setting up surgical instruments, equipment, and sterile supplies Maintain a sterile field throughout surgical procedures Scrub in and assist surgeons during operations by passing instruments, sutures, and supplies Count sponges, needles, and instruments before and after procedures to ensure accuracy Prepare and position patients for surgery Assist with draping patients and preparing surgical sites Operate sterilization equipment and ensure proper handling of instruments Anticipate the needs of the surgeon and surgical team during procedures Handle specimens according to facility policy Clean and restock operating rooms after procedures Ensure all surgical equipment is functioning properly Follow infection control, safety, and hospital policies and procedures Document surgical case information as required

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