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What they do
A Medical Assembler builds or assembles medical devices, such as artificial limbs and splints, used in the treatment of injuries or to provide increased physical mobility in patients.
$36,220 / year median in Georgia
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Wellstar Health System is seeking an Orthopedic Technician to support high-quality, patient-centered orthopedic care across our Marietta facilities. In this hands-on role, you'll assist providers with casting, splinting, bracing, traction, and fracture stabilization; prepare and position patients; and ensure safe, accurate application and removal of orthopedic devices. You'll educate patients and families, maintain equipment and supplies, and document care in the EMR. Working within a collaborative, compassionate team, you'll receive robust training, exposure to advanced orthopedic technology, and opportunities for career growth in a mission-driven environment committed to safety, diversity, and continuous improvement. Responsibilities Assist orthopedic providers with casting, splinting, and bracing applications and removals Prepare, position, and transport patients for orthopedic procedures and imaging Fit and adjust orthopedic devices, ensuring comfort, safety, and proper function Maintain, clean, and stock casting rooms, supplies, and orthopedic equipment Educate patients and families on care, use, and precautions for orthopedic devices Document care provided in the electronic medical record following hospital standards Follow infection prevention, safety, and regulatory protocols at all times Collaborate with nurses, physicians, and rehab staff to support coordinated patient care Support emergency orthopedic interventions, including traction and fracture stabilization Participate in ongoing training and quality improvement initiatives Required Skills Orthopedic casting and splinting Application of braces and orthopedic devices Patient positioning and transfer techniques Basic orthopedic anatomy and terminology Traction setup and maintenance Infection control and sterile technique Electronic medical record (EMR) documentation Vital signs and basic patient monitoring Medical equipment cleaning and maintenance Patient and family education on device care