Overview The Surgical Scrub Technician plays a pivotal role in delivering a world-class patient experience at a busy and growing spine practice. This position requires a motivated, patient-focused individual committed to delivering exceptional care and ensuring an outstanding experience for both patients and providers. Responsibilities Utilizing your skills to assist the surgical team, set up and scrub for all surgical procedures. Anticipates the needs of the surgeon, passing instruments and providing sterile items in an efficient manner. Assists with OR cleaning and restocking. Follow

AAMI/AORN

recommended practices for decontamination/sterilization of instruments. Cleans, wraps and prepares instruments for sterilization if needed. Operating as the sterile team member during surgical procedures - Maintaining aseptic technique and sterile field while anticipating the surgeon's needs. Incorporating knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology to anticipate the patients and surgeons needs. Proficient in the application of sterile technique in all aspects of patient care. Competent in the use of surgical instruments, supplies and equipment to provide patient care, troubleshooting minor malfunctions. Effective communication as a team. Work collaboratively with the surgical team consisting of physicians, nurses and anesthesia team. Prepare for surgery including draping for sterile field, preparing instruments and assisting the surgeon. Assist with other duties as assigned to help drive our Vision and fulfil our mission.

Work Environment Physical Abilities:

Will be standing, walking and stooping for extended periods of time without relief during procedures/surgeries wearing a 15-pound lead apron and other necessary radiology PPE. Will be assisting with transferring of patient/large pieces of equipment (requiring ability to frequently lift 40 lbs.) Must be able to exert at least 25 pounds of force to assist with patient transports.

Mental Abilities:

Must have the ability to follow directions accurately and anticipate the needs of the surgeons during operative procedures.

Dexterity:

Will be operating delicate and sensitive equipment needing frequent adjustment. Repetitive motions of hands and wrists.

Hazards and Risks:

Exposure to ionizing radiation. Direct patients contact with possible exposure to communicable diseases, exposure to x-ray, and exposure to anesthesia gases and exposure to laser and electrocautery plume & beam (with potential for inadvertent burn or retinal damage). Experience Proven experience as a Surgical Technologist or in a similar OR setting with a strong understanding of aseptic techniques and sterile processing. Demonstrated ability to perform suturing, analyze physiological data, and support acute care needs efficiently. Certification as a Surgical Technologist (CST) or equivalent credential is required; Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is mandatory. Strong analysis skills combined with attention to detail in data collection and patient monitoring tasks are essential for success in this role.

License/Certification:

Must be certified through one of the following

Surgical Technologist Programs:

CST (https://nbstsa.org/examinations-cst.html) at time of hire or obtain the certification within 12 months of hire OR NCCT (https://www.ncctinc.com/General/VerifyCertification.aspx) at time of hire or obtain the certification within 36 months of hire.

Required Qualification:

1 year Surgical tech experience required. Practical knowledge of basic surgical instrumentation and equipment of Neurosurgery and orthopedic surgical procedures. Demonstrated knowledge of the principles of aseptic technique and sterilization methods. Demonstrated knowledge of age-related growth and development principles necessary to provide appropriate service and assure safety of patients. Sterile Processing Department experience. BLS certification. Embark on a rewarding career where your skills directly impact patient outcomes! We're committed to fostering an inclusive environment that values your expertise in hospital medicine, emergency medicine, trauma care, pediatrics, and beyond—making every day meaningful through teamwork and dedication.

PRN NO CALL, NO NIGHTS, NO WEEKENDS 2-4

days a month, case permitting.

Pay:

From $35.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person