Surgical Sterile Processing Tech - Day Shift (20h)

Henry Ford Health System; Royal Oak (MI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

Henry Ford Health System is seeking a Surgical Reprocessing Technician to support sterilization and preparation of surgical instruments for multiple hospital areas. The role reports to the Central Sterile department and operates in a day shift schedule.

The candidate will complete orientation, maintain clean, sterile processes, and assist the surgical teams with timely, accurate instrument readiness for procedures. Interpersonal skills and certification are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Completion of a medical terminology course is preferred.
• Central Service Certification is required; BCLS is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Cleans, inspects, assembles, packages, disinfects/sterilizes surgical products for inpatient, outpatient, OR, ER, delivery and satellites.
• Documents and monitors all sterilization processes including steam, ethanol, Sterrad and high level disinfectants.
• Ensures monitoring methods comply with standards.
• Provides instrumentation for pending cases and assembles procedure-specific case carts.
• Receives, unpacks, shelves supplies and maintains proper par levels.
• Coordinates with surgical teams to ensure supplies are available when needed.
• Prepares case carts according to surgeon's preference for supplies, equipment, instruments and implants.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Central Service Certification

Medical terminology course

BCLS preferred

Job description

Henry Ford Health System is seeking a Surgical Reprocessing Technician to support sterilization and preparation of surgical instruments for multiple hospital areas. The role reports to the Central Sterile department and operates in a day shift schedule.

The candidate will complete orientation, maintain clean, sterile processes, and assist the surgical teams with timely, accurate instrument readiness for procedures. Interpersonal skills and certification are essential.