Part Time - Surgical Tech

Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates in Charlotte is seeking a Part Time Surgical Tech. The role involves preparing and organizing supplies for surgical cases, maintaining sterility, and assisting with patient positioning and instrument handling.

Ideal candidates have 2+ years of related experience and a Surgical/Scrub Tech certification is preferred. The position offers a part-time schedule of 3 days per week, totaling 20–24 hours weekly, with responsibilities in a fast-paced surgical

Qualifications

• Surgical/Scrub Tech certification preferred.
• Ideal candidates will have at least 2 years of related experience.
• Excellent teamwork and dependability.

Responsibilities

• Assist in obtaining and organizing supplies and instruments prior to each surgical case.
• Assess the needs of the patient and surgeon for the assigned case.
• Performs sponge, instrument, and needle counts.
• Provide the surgeon with requested instruments, supplies, and equipment in a timely fashion
• Maintain sterility of surgical environment
• Assist with instrument and room cleanup
• Assist with positioning of the patient
• Use and maintains instruments and equipment according to safety guidelines
• Assist with maintenance of stock supply levels for assigned operating room
• Monitors out-of-date supplies and rotates as required
• Assist with proper distribution of all specimens in log books under supervision of Circulating RN
• Adheres to confidentiality standards, HIPAA regulations
• Promotes a positive work environment through effective teamwork
• Other duties as assigned by changing needs, patient flow, or physician request.

Skills

Surgical Scrub Tech

Teamwork

Dependability

Job description

Description

We are searching for compassionate and energetic individuals to join our team! Carolina Center for Specialty Surgery (CCSS) is seeking a Part Time Surgical Tech located in our mid-town Charlotte surgery center. CCSS is affiliated with Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates. Come play a part in changing the lives of patients every day and work for an organization that has consistently been named one of the the area's Top Workplaces. Ideal candidates will have at least 2 years of related experience. This position requires excellent teamwork and dependability.

• Assists in obtaining and organizing supplies and instruments prior to each surgical case.
• Assesses the needs of the patient and surgeon for the assigned case.
• Performs sponge, instrument, and needle counts.
• Provides the surgeon with requested instruments, supplies, and equipment in a timely fashion
• Maintains sterility of surgical environment
• Assists with instrument and room clean up
• Assists with positioning of the patient
• Uses and maintains instruments and equipment according to safety guidelines
• Assists with maintenance of stock supply levels for assigned operating room
• Monitors out-of-date supplies and rotates as required
• Assists with proper distribution of all specimens in log books under supervision of Circulating RN
• Adheres to confidentiality standards, especially in protecting a patient’s privacy by using and/or disclosing only the minimum amount of patient information necessary to perform job responsibilities.
• Complies with all our processes and HIPAA regulations.
• Applies our values in decision-making and interactions with all individuals.
• Promotes a positive work environment through effective teamwork.
• Other duties as assigned by changing needs, patient flow, or physician request.

Requirements

Surgical/Scrub Tech certification preferred.

This position will work3 days a week during a Monday-Friday work week. 20- 24 hours a week.

Company Culture Expectations:

• Reflects CNSA Core Values in all job responsibilities and interactions
  • Compassion: Treats others with compassion and empathy
  • Teamwork: Collaborates with all team members
  • Communication: Communicates effectively and with positivity
  • Integrity: Acts with integrity and accountability
  • Innovation: Remains open-minded to new ideas and continual improvement
  • Community: Treats every patient and team member as a part of the CNSA community
• Participates in department or system wide improvement plans
• Performs high quality work that is neat, accurate, complete, and on time
• Offers assistance to all patients by promptly responding to requests and needs
• Asks questions to gain full understanding of assignments
• Adapts to changing assignments and responsibilities