Sterile Processing Technician

Together Women's Health; Roswell (GA); On-site; USD 20,664 - 30,307; Part time

Job summary

Together Women's Health, working with Advanced Gynecology, is seeking a part-time Sterile Processing Technician to decontaminate, sterilize, inspect, assemble, and distribute surgical instruments and equipment used throughout the facility.

The SPT supports infection control and patient safety by following AAMI/AORN/CDC guidelines, performing QA checks, maintaining inventory, and collaborating with OR and nursing staff.

Qualifications

• Basic understanding of sterilization principles and aseptic techniques.
• Ability to stand for long periods and lift/carry heavy instrument trays (up to 50 lbs).
• Certification as a CRCST through IAHCSMM or CSPDT through CBSPD.
• Completion of a Sterile Processing Technician training program.

Responsibilities

• Collects, sorts, and decontaminates surgical instruments, trays, and medical equipment using approved methods.
• Operates and maintains sterilization equipment such as steam autoclaves, low-temperature sterilizers, and ultrasonic cleaners.
• Assembles instrument trays and sets according to procedure‑specific checklists and standards.
• Performs quality assurance checks on equipment and instruments for functionality and cleanliness.
• Properly labels, packages, and stores sterile supplies in designated areas.
• Monitors sterilization cycles, including biological and chemical indicators, and documents results accurately.
• Follows infection control protocols, hospital policies, and regulatory guidelines (e.g., AAMI, AORN, CDC).
• Maintains accurate inventory of sterile supplies and reports damaged or missing items.
• Collaborates with the operating room, nursing units, and other departments to ensure timely delivery and availability of sterile items.
• Participates in ongoing education and training related to sterile processing and safety standards.

Job description

Advanced Gynecology a practice partner of Together Women's Health is seeking a part-time Sterile Processing Technician.

The Sterile Processing Technician (SPT) is responsible for the decontamination, sterilization, inspection, assembly, and distribution of surgical instruments, medical equipment, and supplies used throughout the healthcare facility. The SPT plays a critical role in infection control and patient safety by ensuring all items processed meet established standards for cleanliness and sterility.

• Collects, sorts, and decontaminates surgical instruments, trays, and medical equipment using approved methods.
• Operates and maintains sterilization equipment such as steam autoclaves, low-temperature sterilizers, and ultrasonic cleaners.
• Assembles instrument trays and sets according to procedure‑specific checklists and standards.
• Performs quality assurance checks on equipment and instruments for functionality and cleanliness.
• Properly labels, packages, and stores sterile supplies in designated areas.
• Monitors sterilization cycles, including biological and chemical indicators, and documents results accurately.
• Follows infection control protocols, hospital policies, and regulatory guidelines (e.g., AAMI, AORN, CDC).
• Maintains accurate inventory of sterile supplies and reports damaged or missing items.
• Collaborates with the operating room, nursing units, and other departments to ensure timely delivery and availability of sterile items.
• Participates in ongoing education and training related to sterile processing and safety standards.
• Basic understanding of sterilization principles and aseptic techniques.
• Ability to stand for long periods and lift/carry heavy instrument trays (up to 50 lbs).
• Certification as a Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) through IAHCSMM or CSPDT through CBSPD.
• Completion of a Sterile Processing Technician training program.
• 6 months to 1 year of experience in a sterile processing or healthcare environment.

Why Together Women’s Health

Because we do things a bit differently here. We’re a rapidly growing network of OBGYN private practice groups, and while it’s important to know what we are, it’s more important to know what drives us — our mission to improve the lives of our healthcare partners and their patients. Our actions speak louder than those words. We invest in our talented teams and our connection to our core values last longer than a quick glance through the employee handbook; we live them every day! TWH is a place where careers thrive for those who believe the right team can achieve anything.