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Location: Kansas
Job Type: Permanent / Full-Time or Part-Time
Schedule: Monday–Friday
Pay: $28.28–$48.38 per hour, based on experience
Weekend Work: None
Holiday Work: None
On-Call: None
We are seeking experienced Surgical Technologists to join a fast-paced, team-oriented surgical hospital in Kansas. This is an excellent opportunity for a versatile Surgical Technologist with strong orthopedic experience who is comfortable working across multiple surgical specialties.
The facility performs approximately 20 surgeries per day, with a strong focus on total joint replacements and sports medicine. The surgical team also performs adult and pediatric procedures across a wide range of specialties.
Multiple schedule options are available:
8-hour shifts: 6:30 AM–3:00 PM
10-hour shifts: 6:30 AM–4:30 PM
12-hour shifts: 6:00 AM–6:00 PM
Available positions ranging from 28–40 hours per week
Monday–Friday schedule
No weekend rotation
No required holiday shifts
Seven paid holidays available for full- and part-time staff
No on-call requirement
After-hours return-to-work opportunities may be available on a voluntary basis if an urgent need arises
Staff may be asked to arrive as early as 6:00 AM when the first case is scheduled for 7:15 AM or for a 7:30 AM total joint procedure.
Current BLS certification through AHA or ARC
Orthopedic surgical experience required
Strong experience with total joint replacement and sports medicine procedures
Proficiency with Zimmer and Arthrex instrumentation and equipment
Must be comfortable working across multiple surgical specialties
NBSTSA or NCCT certification preferred
Candidates must be able to work effectively across a broad range of specialties, including:
Orthopedics
ENT
GYN
Spine
Urology
Cataracts
General Surgery
The ideal candidate is flexible, adaptable, and able to transition between specialties throughout the day.
Surgical Technologists will be responsible for supporting surgical procedures and maintaining an efficient operating room environment. Duties may include:
Pulling and preparing cases
Setting up operating rooms for procedures
Assisting surgical teams throughout procedures
Terminally cleaning rooms
Maintaining appropriate instrumentation and equipment
Supporting multiple surgical specialties
Assisting with SPD duties, including putting away instruments, when needed
Helping with breaks and lunches as part of the surgical team
There is no dedicated turnover crew or EVS staff in the OR area, so Surgical Technologists are expected to actively participate in room turnover and preparation.
6-suite operating room
Monday–Friday operations
Approximately 20 surgeries per day
Fast-paced, efficient environment
Strong orthopedic focus
Mix of adult and pediatric cases
RN and Surgical Technologist typically assigned to each OR suite
Additional Surgical Technologist support provided for cases requiring a second tech
1–2 float staff may be available for breaks and lunches
Pay: $28.28–$48.38/hour, based on experience
Hospital-laundered scrubs provided
Nails must be kept short; artificial nails are not permitted
No hand or arm jewelry permitted
Vaccination requirements follow CDC recommendations for healthcare workers; exemptions are available for certain vaccines
No relocation assistance
No sign-on bonus
This position is ideal for a Surgical Technologist who enjoys a high-volume, multi-specialty environment and wants to work with a team that values efficiency, flexibility, and strong clinical skills. The heavy orthopedic caseload provides excellent exposure to total joint replacement and sports medicine procedures while maintaining variety through multiple surgical specialties.
$27.28 to $28.28 per hour
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
The Company will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in accordance with federal, state, and local laws and/or security clearance requirements, including, as applicable:
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