Certified Sterile Processing Tech — Weekend Full-Time Role

Medical City Healthcare; McKinney (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Wellbeing support

PTO & family leave

401(k) with match

Education support

Fertility & family building benefits

Life insurance

Job summary

Medical City McKinney is seeking a Certified Sterile Processing Tech for a full-time, weekend-day shift (Friday–Sunday, 7am–7pm). You will ensure instruments are clean, properly prepared, and ready for surgical use, supporting patient safety and efficient operations.

The role requires High School Grad and CRCST or CSPDT certification. You will work with surgical teams to assemble sets, manage inventory, and respond quickly to instrument needs during procedures.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate / GED.
• (CRCST) Certified Registered Central Service Technician, or (CSPDT) Cert Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician.

Responsibilities

• Cleaning, inspecting, assembling, and sterilizing surgical instruments and trays to ensure they are sterile, complete, labeled, and ready for use.
• Managing sterilization equipment and keeping accurate records to support patient safety and infection prevention.
• Preparing customized surgical sets and case carts based on daily schedules and specific procedure needs.
• Managing inventory and supplies in OR storage and specialty lockers, working with the surgical team to meet needs and keep operations running smoothly.
• Responding quickly to instrument requests during surgeries and helping solve urgent equipment needs.

Education

CRCST or CSPDT certification

Job description

Medical City McKinney is seeking a Certified Sterile Processing Tech for a full-time, weekend-day shift (Friday–Sunday, 7am–7pm). You will ensure instruments are clean, properly prepared, and ready for surgical use, supporting patient safety and efficient operations.

The role requires High School Grad and CRCST or CSPDT certification. You will work with surgical teams to assemble sets, manage inventory, and respond quickly to instrument needs during procedures.