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Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc. in Boston, MA seeks an experienced Lead Surgical Technologist (Cardiac/Vascular) to serve as an expert perioperative team member.
The role combines advanced scrub responsibilities with leadership duties focused on OR readiness, instrumentation management, and cross-functional collaboration with Central Processing and Materials Management. The ideal candidate will have CST certification and 3-5 years of Cardiac/Vascular surgical experience, with a focus on
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OR Lead Surgical Technologist - Cardiac/VascularBrigham and Women's Hospital (BWH)Location: 75 Francis Street, Boston, MASchedule: Full-Time (40 hours/week), Rotating ShiftSign-On Bonus: $10,000Work Type: Onsite
The Lead Surgical Technologist serves as an expert perioperative team member supporting Cardiac and Vascular surgical services. This role combines advanced scrub responsibilities with leadership duties focused on OR readiness, instrumentation management, staff support, inventory coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with Central Processing, Materials Management, Clinical Support, Education, and Management teams.
A highly experienced CST with strong Cardiac/Vascular OR expertise, leadership abilities, excellent organizational skills, deep knowledge of surgical instrumentation, and a passion for supporting operational excellence and mentoring fellow surgical technologists. This position is likely best suited for a senior CVOR Surgical Technologist looking to move into a lead-level role while remaining clinically active in the operating room.
Remote Type OnsiteWork Location 75 Francis StreetScheduled Weekly Hours 40Employee Type RegularWork Shift Rotating (United States of America)Pay Range $38.30 - $56.59/HourlyGrade 6
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