Sterile Processing Tech II: Elevate Instrument Safety

CHI; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 23,749 - 33,544; Full time

Job summary

CHI Health Lakeside in West Omaha seeks a Sterile Processing Professional to safeguard patient safety by ensuring instruments are clean, sterile, and ready for surgery. You will decontaminate, prep, sterilize, and dispatch instruments with accuracy, while maintaining meticulous records and supporting ongoing instrument maintenance.

The role emphasizes high attention to detail and adherence to infection control standards.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required at hire.
• Graduate of Sterile Processing Program or 1+ year experience.
• Certificate: Central Service Technician or Sterile Processing certifications.
• Preferred: 2–5 years in sterile processing or surgical tech.

Responsibilities

• Clean, inspect, process, assemble and sterilize instruments per procedures and IFU.
• Follow Universal Precautions and OSHA requirements at all times.
• Perform daily/weekly testing and logging of equipment such as washers, sonic cleaners, and sterilizers.
• Maintain accurate documentation of processes and results.
• Assist with instrument maintenance and set assembly using checklists.
• Adhere to instrument tracking and packaging procedures.

Skills

Attention to detail

Organizational skills

Infection control

Education

High School Graduate General Studies

High School GED General Studies

Sterile Processing Program graduate

Certified Central Service Technician

Certified Sterile Processing Dist Supervisor

Certified Sterile Processing Dist Tech

Cert Sterile Processing Dist Tech

Job description

CHI Health Lakeside in West Omaha seeks a Sterile Processing Professional to safeguard patient safety by ensuring instruments are clean, sterile, and ready for surgery. You will decontaminate, prep, sterilize, and dispatch instruments with accuracy, while maintaining meticulous records and supporting ongoing instrument maintenance.

The role emphasizes high attention to detail and adherence to infection control standards.