Lead Central Sterile Processing Tech

United Surgical Partners International Inc (USPI); Lawrenceville (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision coverage

Life and AD&D coverage

Disability coverage (short & long-term

401(k) retirement plan

Paid holidays and vacation

Job summary

United Surgical Partners International Inc (USPI) is seeking a Lead Central Sterile Processing Tech at Lawrenceville Surgery Center in Georgia. The role requires leadership in sterile processing, adherence to policies, and ensuring uninterrupted instrument availability.

Eligible candidates should hold CRCST/SPD certification and have 1–2 years of related experience. Join a team dedicated to delivering high-quality ambulatory care and patient safety in a community-based setting.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Certification required – CRCST or equivalent.
• 1–2 years of experience as Instrument Room Technician or equivalent.
• Must be a Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Tech (SPD).

Responsibilities

• Perform sterilization-related tasks per approved procedures.
• Adhere to sterilization policies; maintain equipment and instrumentation.
• Inspect instruments for proper working condition.
• Operate decontamination equipment and autoclaves.
• Maintain logs for biological/chemical monitoring.
• Ensure instrument racks and supplies are organized and available.
• Coordinate AMI standards for instrument sterilization.
• Report breaks in sterile technique and take policy-aligned action.

Skills

Good communication skills

CRCST certification

SPD certification

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

United Surgical Partners International Inc (USPI) is seeking a Lead Central Sterile Processing Tech at Lawrenceville Surgery Center in Georgia. The role requires leadership in sterile processing, adherence to policies, and ensuring uninterrupted instrument availability.

Eligible candidates should hold CRCST/SPD certification and have 1–2 years of related experience. Join a team dedicated to delivering high-quality ambulatory care and patient safety in a community-based setting.