Surgical Tech: OR Setup & Instrument Specialist

Surgery Partners; Keller (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Surgery Partners in Keller, TX is seeking a Certified Surgical Tech to scrub, set up, and assist in operating room cases. The role involves preparing rooms, maintaining sterile technique, and ensuring instruments and supplies are ready for procedures.

Experience includes ASC settings; minimum one year. The successful candidate will follow safety protocols, perform instrument counts, draping, and proper specimen handling, with a commitment to timely case turnover and high-quality patient care.

Qualifications

• Certified Surgical Tech a plus.
• ASC experience preferred.
• Min 1 year experience

Responsibilities

• Scrub, set up and assist in preparation for the case; assess need for required instruments, equipment, and supplies.
• Assess need for positioning devices and assist with positioning of the patient as needed.
• Prepare room in a timely manner to prevent case delays; do not leave room until properly relieved.
• Pulls/checks cases for needs and completeness; checks equipment before case to ensure proper functioning.
• Uses aseptic technique; wears appropriate attire; uses proper hand washing techniques.
• Plans and maintains a sterile field; corrects breaks in techniques immediately; uses count sheets.
• Performs counts correctly per policy and procedures; follows protocol for incorrect count; demonstrates manual dexterity in handling instruments.
• Passes instruments appropriately; assists with draping using proper technique; assists with turning over OR rooms to include setting up equipment.
• Ensures proper collection and labeling of all specimens; hand off to Registered Nurse of all specimens.

Skills

Surgical tech

ASC experience

1 year experience

Job description

Surgery Partners in Keller, TX is seeking a Certified Surgical Tech to scrub, set up, and assist in operating room cases. The role involves preparing rooms, maintaining sterile technique, and ensuring instruments and supplies are ready for procedures.

Experience includes ASC settings; minimum one year. The successful candidate will follow safety protocols, perform instrument counts, draping, and proper specimen handling, with a commitment to timely case turnover and high-quality patient care.