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Major Hospital in Indiana seeks an OR nurse to support surgeons, nurses and staff in a fast-paced surgical suite. You will prepare sterile tables, assist with gowning, gloves and instrument handling, and help with post-op cleaning and patient transport.
The role requires RN licensure in Indiana and a nursing school background with orientation. Scrubbing experience is valued but not mandatory, and the team relies on strong teamwork and attention to sterile technique.
Full Time , Days , 7-1730 M, T, Th, F Call every other Monday, every 9th weekend. 1 holiday a year
JOB SUMMARY AND SPECIFICATIONS
JOB SUMMARY
Under the direction of the Operating Room Clinical Leader, works as a team member in assisting doctors, nurses, and other operating room workers. Sets up the operating surgeon’s sterile table trying to anticipate what might be needed during the procedure. Assists in donning gowns, gloves, and masks as well as passing instruments to the surgeons. Assists with cleaning the operating room after an operation. Assists with transporting patients to and from the operating room. Helps keep track of equipment supplies. Operates machinery in the operating room. Cleans and sterilizes instruments following established procedures.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Professional & Technical Skills
Experience gained through an approved School of Nursing plus an appropriate period of hospital orientation to the assigned patient care area and to personnel.
Education
Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing. BSN or obtain within 6 years (current ASNs with MHP refer to SPP No. HR-18)
License(s) or Certification(s)
Must possess a current Indiana license as a Registered Nurse
One year scrubbing experience preferred but not required.
Skilled to Care for Certain Age-Related Patient Groups (incumbents will be skilled in the care of the following patient groups) _____ Does not apply _____ Adolescence (13-17 years) __X__All age groups _____ Infants (0-1 year) _____ Geriatric (65+ years) _____ Pediatric/Early Childhood (1-12 years) _____ Adult (18-64 years)