Surgical Tech Per Diem Days - The Hospitals of Providence - Trans Mountain Campus

Summary

The Surgical Technician demonstrates basic knowledge and skills in the scrub role, necessary to provide assistance during surgical procedures.

Responsibilities

• The Surgical Technician is responsible for aseptic technique, setting up the required equipment, instrumentation and sterile supplies as needed for their assigned cases.
• Scrubbing and passing instruments and equipment during surgical procedures.
• Pulling cases as needed, breaking down cases at the end of the procedure, sets up operating room and supplies needed for day/following day�s schedule.
• Available for call on an assigned/ scheduled basis as required by unit need.
• When need arises, will perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Education

Required: Graduate of Surgical Technician Program as required by state regulation of practice or policy.

Experience

Preferred: 1 year experience as surgical technician

Certifications

Required: BLS.
Preferred: Surgical Technology Certification

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