Surgical Technologist- Part Time

Overview

A Surgical Technologist, also known as Scrub Tech, plays a vital role in the operating room by assisting surgeons, nurses, and other medical professionals during surgical procedures. Responsibilities include preparing the operating room, ensuring surgical tools are properly arranged, and maintaining a sterile environment throughout the procedure. Surgical Techs anticipate the needs of the surgical team, pass instruments during surgery, and help with patient preparation and post-operative care.

• Prepare Operating Rooms - Set up surgical instruments, sterile drapes, and supplies for each procedure. Ensure all equipment is functioning properly before surgery begins.
• Maintain Sterile Field- Follow strict aseptic techniques to ensure a sterile environment throughout the procedure. Monitor the sterile field and report any contamination.
• Assist During Surgery- Pass instruments, sponges, and other sterile supplies to surgeons and assistants. Anticipate the needs of the surgical team during the procedure.
• Count Supplies and Instruments- Perform instrument and sponge counts before, during, and after surgery to ensure nothing is retained.
• Handle Specimens- Receive, label, and properly handle surgical specimens for laboratory analysis.
• Support Patient Safety- Assist in positioning and prepping patients for surgery.
• Clean and Restock- Decontaminate, clean, and sterilize instruments after procedures. Restock surgical suites with necessary supplies and equipment.
• Collaborate with Surgical Team- Communicate effectively with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and other team members. Participate in briefings and debriefings to promote patient safety and improve processes.
• Follow Policies and Regulations- Comply with hospital protocols, infection control standards, and safety regulations. Maintain required certifications and ongoing education.

• Current Idaho Registered Nurse (RN) License, Idaho Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Certified Surgical Technologist required.
• Current BLS certification required.
• Completion of an accredited Surgical Technology program preferred.

• Able to demonstrate the ability to prioritize tasks, use good judgement in the delivery of patient care and communicate effectively with patients, family members, care team members, and providers.

• Prolonged periods of standing, bending, and reaching.
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds at times.
• Moderate physical activity, including lifting, bending, stooping, crouching, pulling, and pushing.

• Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance
• Paid Time Off
• Sick Leave
• Employer Paid Retirement
• 457B Retirement Plan