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Instrument Technician - Atrium Health Lincoln
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What they do
A Health Technician or Technologist (Other) performs medical tests and operates diagnostic equipment. May specialize working in mental health, emergency medicine, occupational health, or in a medical laboratory.
$44,797 / year median in North Carolina
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Essential Functions Adheres to safety standards. Identifies manual and/or mechanical cleaning according to the manufacturer's IFU for all general instrumentation. Determines, prepares, and uses supplies required in the assembly process. Identifies, inspects, assembles general instruments, checking for cleanliness & functionality utilizing count sheets. Packages and labels instrumentation. Safely operates sterilization equipment and perform verification and documentation of sterilization process. Performs high temperature (steam) and low temperature (gas plasma) sterilization. Physical Requirements Works in-patient care areas independently under stressful conditions. Continuous standing and walking; bending and/or stooping; reaching and/or stretching; pushing and/or pulling heavy loads. Ability to lift to 40 lbs. Education, Experience and Certifications. High school diploma or equivalent required. Certified Sterile Processing Technician (CSPDT) or Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) required within 2 years of hire.