Sterile Processing - Sterile Processing Tech

Cynet Health; Orangeburg (SC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is hiring a Sterile Processing Tech Lead for a 13-week assignment in South Carolina. You will supervise Lead Technicians and Non-Certified Technicians, assign daily tasks, and ensure accurate instrument tracking and documentation.

The role supports surgical services with emphasis on safety and efficiency. The position requires a minimum of three years in sterile processing and certifications CBSPD/CRCST/HSPA as preferred qualifications.

Qualifications

• Minimum of three years of sterile processing experience.
• Leadership experience required; familiarity with electronic instrument tracking systems.
• Certifications CBSPD and/or CRCST HSPA preferred.

Responsibilities

• Supervise Lead Technicians and Non-Certified Technicians across all sterile processing areas.
• Assign daily tasks based on workload and priorities.
• Ensure instrument tracking systems and documentation are accurate.

Skills

Leadership experience

Electronic instrument tracking systems

Education

CBSPD

CRCST

HSPA

Job description

Sterile Processing - Sterile Processing Tech

Profession: Surgical Services

Specialty: Sterile Processing Tech (SPT) Team Lead

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day 5x8

Hours per Shift: 07:00 - 15:30

Experience: Minimum of three years of sterile processing experience

License: Not Required

Certifications: CBSPD and/or CRCST HSPA

Must-Have:

• Prior leadership experience


• Familiarity with electronic instrument tracking systems

Description:This position is a temporary to permanent opportunity.The role requires supervision of Lead Technicians and Non-Certified Technicians across all sterile processing work areas.Daily assignments will be based on workload, case volume, and departmental priorities.The supervisor will ensure instrument tracking systems and documentation accuracy are maintained.Collaboration with the Educator/Manager on training plans is essential.The supervisor will coordinate daily operations to meet surgical demands.Monitoring tray turnaround times and instrument availability is necessary.Problem-solving of equipment and workflow issues should be done in real time.Compliance with infection prevention practices and applicable guidelines is required.Audits of tray assembly accuracy and labeling requirements must be addressed.Participation in interdisciplinary meetings related to instrumentation and quality initiatives is expected.Adherence to safety precautions across the department is mandatory.The supervisor will be responsible for organizing, storing, and distributing instruments and trays.Decontamination and sterilization of instruments and equipment are essential duties.Experience in sterilization, decontamination, assembly, and wrapping is required.Preferred experience includes neuro, robotics, ENT, orthopedic, transplant, and gynecology cases.

Traveling staff may be assigned to emergency response teams.Travelers should be aware of the natural disaster response requirements.Specific local and radius regulations apply, prioritizing non-local candidates.Licensing requirements are subject to evaluation.