Senior Surgical Technician - OR Care & Growth Opportunities

Norton Healthcare, Inc.; Jeffersonville (IN); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee wellness program

Learning and career growth opportunities

Employee resource groups

Volunteer opportunities

Job summary

Norton Healthcare, Inc. is seeking a Sr. Surgical Technician in Jeffersonville, Indiana. This role involves assisting in the delivery of patient care during surgeries by preparing and handling instruments and equipment. The ideal candidate should possess three years of surgical tech experience and hold relevant certifications.

This position offers career growth opportunities and emphasizes the importance of team collaboration. Knowledge of aseptic techniques and medical terminology is critical for ensuring effective patient care and safety during procedures.

Qualifications

• Three years as a Surgical Technician and certification as a Surgical Tech (CST) or Surgical Tech Assist (CSA).
• One of the following certifications: CST, CSA, TS-C, CORST, or CSFA.
• Experience in an operating room setting is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the delivery of patient care during surgeries.
• Prepare and handle surgical instrumentation and equipment.
• Recognize need for immediate response in emergencies.

Skills

Knowledge of medical terminology

Aseptic technique

Ability to prioritize and problem solve

Education

Diploma or completion of a Surgical Tech Apprentice Program

Certification as a Surgical Tech (CST) or equivalent

Job description

Norton Healthcare, Inc. is seeking a Sr. Surgical Technician in Jeffersonville, Indiana. This role involves assisting in the delivery of patient care during surgeries by preparing and handling instruments and equipment. The ideal candidate should possess three years of surgical tech experience and hold relevant certifications.

This position offers career growth opportunities and emphasizes the importance of team collaboration. Knowledge of aseptic techniques and medical terminology is critical for ensuring effective patient care and safety during procedures.