Procedure Tech

Jax Spine is currently looking for strong Procedure Tech to assist physicians during interventional pain procedures.

• A procedure tech supports physicians in the preparation and execution of interventional procedures.
• This role involves preparing equipment, assisting during procedures, monitoring patient comfort, ensuring sterile technique, coordination of pre-procedural clearances (e.g, cardiac, medical, anticoagulant), and maintaining procedural documentation.
• The procedure tech plays a critical role in ensuring safe, efficient, and effective patient care in a clinical setting.

• Required: High school diploma or equivalent; BLS Certification;
  At least 1 year of experience in a clinical, surgical or pain management setting.
• Preferred: Certification as a Medical Assistant, Surgical Technologist, or Radiologic Technologist;
  Associate degree in a healthcare-related field.
• Knowledge of sterile technique and procedural support.
• Familiarity with pain management procedures and equipment.
• Excellent organization and communication skills.
• Strong attention to detail and patient safety.
• Ability to work under pressure and in a fast-paced environment.
• Team-oriented with a compassionate, patient-first approach.
• Able to measure and record vital signs, manually and electronically.
• Basic computer knowledge required.
• Able to read, analyze, interpret, and write medical records and documentation.
• Able to record patient information, including a working knowledge of medical terminology.

• Prepare patients, procedure room, equipment and supplies for interventions (e.g., epidural injections, medial branch blocks, radio frequency ablations, spinal cord stimulator trials, kyphoplasty's, etc.)
• Assist physician during interventional procedures by passing medications, positioning patients, and maintaining a sterile field.
• Assist in the operation and troubleshooting of fluoroscopy and ultrasound machines under physician supervision.
• Maintain and sterilize instruments and ensure compliance with infection control standards.
• Monitor patients pre- and post-procedure for vital signs and comfort.
• Document procedure details accurately in the patient’s electronic health record (EHR).
• Coordinate pre-procedural medical clearances, including contacting cardiologists or primary care providers for cardiac risk assessment and anticoagulant management.
• Track and follow up on lab results, EKGs, and clearance documentation to ensure patient readiness for scheduled procedures.
• Restock and organize procedure room supplies.
• Support patient education before and after procedures.

• Clinical setting with exposure to bodily fluids and fluoroscopic radiation.
• Standing for long periods; occasional lifting of patients or heavy equipment.