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Des Moines Area Community College is seeking a Part-Time Temporary Surgical Tech Lab Assistant to support the surgical technology program in the lab environment. The role focuses on helping students become proficient in scrubbing, gowning, gloving, and aseptic technique while being assessed against ARC/STSA standards.
Responsibilities include assisting in mock surgeries, providing instruction, and giving timely feedback on student progress.
The surgical technology program lab instruction assistant will perform duties that include competencies and assessments of students in a mock surgical environment. All competencies are assessed within CAAHEP and ARCSTSA standards and best practice guidelines.
Work with students to assist them in becoming proficient in scrubbing, gowning, and gloving. Students will perform tasks and be assessed in competencies related to setting up sterile surgical procedures with a strong focus on aseptic technique.
Assist in mock surgical procedures in several surgical specialties in operating rooms with instructors performing the surgeon role.
Lab assistant instructors will sign up for labs that occur within the program course schedule as they are available. Weekly signups are provided by the program’s lab coordinator and allow for flexibility.
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As soon as possible.
Part-time Temporary Staff Positions
06/08/2026
Open Until Filled Yes
$32.00 per hour.
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