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Hudson Regional Health in Bayonne, NJ is seeking a Central Service Technician to maintain the cleanliness, sterilization, and proper functioning of medical instruments and equipment for procedures. The role emphasizes decontamination, inspection, assembly, and sterilization in a regulated healthcare setting.
The candidate should have a high school diploma or equivalent and complete a Central Service Technician training program or equivalent experience in sterile processing.
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BAY FT HPAE Service Technical Bayonne, NJ, US
30+ days ago Requisition ID: 3658
Salary Range: $20.65 To $29.50 Hourly
About the Role:
The Central Service Technician plays a critical role in maintaining the cleanliness, sterilization, and proper functioning of medical instruments and equipment used throughout healthcare facilities. This position ensures that all surgical and diagnostic tools are thoroughly decontaminated, inspected, assembled, and sterilized according to strict regulatory and safety standards. The technician collaborates closely with clinical staff to provide timely and reliable instrument availability, directly impacting patient care quality and safety. Additionally, the role involves maintaining accurate records of sterilization processes and equipment maintenance to comply with healthcare regulations. Ultimately, the Central Service Technician supports the healthcare team by ensuring a sterile environment that minimizes infection risks and promotes optimal patient outcomes.
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Skills:
The Central Service Technician utilizes technical skills daily to operate sterilization equipment and ensure instruments meet safety standards. Attention to detail is critical when inspecting instruments and assembling surgical sets to prevent errors that could impact patient safety. Organizational skills are employed to manage workflow efficiently, prioritize tasks, and maintain accurate documentation. Communication skills facilitate effective coordination with clinical staff to meet procedural demands and respond to urgent needs. Additionally, problem-solving abilities are essential when troubleshooting equipment issues or addressing discrepancies in instrument sets.