Ophthalmic Surgical Technologist | Part-Time, Growth

Northwest Eye Surgeons, Inc.; Renton (WA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly wage

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

401(k) Plan with employer contribution

Life Insurance

Paid PTO/Holiday

EEO Statement

Job summary

Northwest Eye Surgeons in Renton is seeking a Surgical Technologist to join our ambulatory surgery team. This part-time role is 32 hours per week with the potential to reach 40 hours based on patient volume and surgical needs.

You will work closely with surgeons and staff to prep, sterilize, and hand instruments during ophthalmic procedures while maintaining the highest standards of patient care. On-the-job training and a supportive culture are offered.

Qualifications

• Process and sterilize instruments to the highest standards.
• Assist and handle instruments, supplies, and equipment during procedures.
• Understand procedures and anticipate surgeon needs.
• Maintain sterile technique and sterile field during operations.
• Demonstrate teamwork and clear communication with the surgical team.

Responsibilities

• Process and sterilize instruments to the highest standards.
• Assist and handle the instruments, supplies, and equipment necessary during the surgical procedure.
• Gain an understanding of the procedures being performed and anticipate the needs of the surgeon.
• Ensure quality patient care during the operative procedure and function cooperatively with physicians and staff exhibiting teamwork characteristics.
• Maintain the highest standard of sterile technique and vigilance of the sterile field during the surgical procedure.

Skills

MS Office

Teamwork

Multitasking

Medical terminology

Sterile technique

Interpersonal

Communication

Organization

Education

High School Diploma

CPR/AED certification

Job description

Northwest Eye Surgeons in Renton is seeking a Surgical Technologist to join our ambulatory surgery team. This part-time role is 32 hours per week with the potential to reach 40 hours based on patient volume and surgical needs.

You will work closely with surgeons and staff to prep, sterilize, and hand instruments during ophthalmic procedures while maintaining the highest standards of patient care. On-the-job training and a supportive culture are offered.