Sterile Services Process Technician – Part-Time & Training

Nuffield Health Brentwood; Tiverton; Hybrid; GBP 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free gym membership

Health assessments

Retail discounts

Pension options

Job summary

Nuffield Health Tiverton HSSU Hub is inviting applications for a Part-time Process Technician. The role focuses on processing medical instruments for surgical operations within a sterile services environment. You will join a team that values precision, hygiene, and careful documentation, with full training provided.

The position supports 19.5 hours per week with shifts including evenings. A basic educational standard, literacy, numeracy, and evidence of sterile services training are preferred.

Qualifications

• Basic education with literacy and numeracy skills.
• Evidence of sterile services training preferred.
• Experience in sterile services environment is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Process medical instruments for surgical operations.
• Learn the importance of sterile instruments from start to finish.
• Help ensure instruments are in good working order and learn their names and uses.
• Regularly check medical equipment for damage and report faults.
• Maintain a clean and tidy work environment.
• Take action to resolve problems and escalate when necessary.
• Maintain accurate records and documentation per policies.
• Work with a highly skilled team.
• Full training provided.
• Basic computer skills are essential.

Skills

Sterile services

Literacy

Numeracy

Basic computer skills

Sterile services training

Education

General education

Job description

Nuffield Health Tiverton HSSU Hub is inviting applications for a Part-time Process Technician. The role focuses on processing medical instruments for surgical operations within a sterile services environment. You will join a team that values precision, hygiene, and careful documentation, with full training provided.

The position supports 19.5 hours per week with shifts including evenings. A basic educational standard, literacy, numeracy, and evidence of sterile services training are preferred.