Central Sterilization Supervisor

Posted 7 days ago

med career solutionsFort Pierce (FL)

Medical Equipment Preparers General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20.35/hr

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About the role

Central Sterilization Supervisor

Location: Fort Pierce, FLShifts/Schedule: Full-Time | No Weekends What You'll Do in the Role: Directs, plans, organizes and evaluates staff and activities of Sterile Processing in compliance with Department of Health, TJC, OSHA, CDC, AAMI, AORN Standards and facility goals and policies. Coordinates the day-to-day operations regarding the reprocessing of surgical instruments and trays.

Job Qualifications: MUST have a Minimum of 2 years of sterile processing experienceMUST have a Minimum of 1 years of management experience required Basic Cardiac Life Support must be obtained within 30 days of employment start date Certified Sterile Processing Technician Required (CSPT)Vocational School Graduate

Compensation & Benefits: Pay rate range: $20.35/hr. - $28.49/hr. (Based on years of experience)Relocation: Yes, Case by case Why Join Us? Work with a supportive, team-oriented environment invested in your career growth and future! Be part of one of the largest healthcare systems in the U.S.

Full Comprehensive Benefits: Package Continuing Education opportunities and Student Loan Forgiveness Unmatched potential for flexibility and career growth Offering a full benefits package - Medical, Prescription Drug, Dental, Vision, Company Paid Life Insurance, Disability, Spending Accounts, PTO, 401k match, shift differentials, student loan forgiveness and more!!!

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