Pediatric Surgical Technologist - Impactful, Team-Driven

Dayton Children's; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Dayton Children’s is seeking a Surgical Technologist to support the pediatric surgical team on a full-time basis at the Main Campus. The role collaborates with nurses and physicians to ensure efficient intraoperative care and patient safety.

The ideal candidate graduates from an accredited surgical technology program, holds an Associate’s degree or higher, and is prepared to obtain CPR within two weeks of starting. The position requires teamwork and a patient‑centered approach to care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Surgical Technology program.
• Associate degree or equivalent with Certification of Completion in Surgical Technology.
• CPR certification preferred or obtained within 2 weeks of start date

Responsibilities

• Assist the surgeon in the pediatric intraoperative phase following AORN and OSA standards.
• Collaborate with healthcare team to meet patient/family needs in a cost‑effective way.
• Provide customer service to patients, families, nurses, physicians and staff.
• Practice open communication and maintain a positive, flexible attitude.
• Participate in quality improvement activities to meet department goals.
• Model leadership, education, coaching, and patient advocacy.
• Maintain sterile technique and prepare age-appropriate instrumentation and supplies for each procedure.
• Use physicians' preference cards and pass instrumentation during procedures.

Skills

Team collaboration

Open communication

Customer service

Sterile technique

Education

Associate’s degree in Surgical Technology

Certification of Completion in Surgical Technology

Job description

Dayton Children’s is seeking a Surgical Technologist to support the pediatric surgical team on a full-time basis at the Main Campus. The role collaborates with nurses and physicians to ensure efficient intraoperative care and patient safety.

The ideal candidate graduates from an accredited surgical technology program, holds an Associate’s degree or higher, and is prepared to obtain CPR within two weeks of starting. The position requires teamwork and a patient‑centered approach to care.