Surgical Technologist-sign-on bonus

Kingman Regional Medical Center; Kingman (AZ); On-site; USD 48,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Kingman Regional Medical Center is seeking a Surgical Technologist (Cert) to support the Surgery Department, under the supervision of the Surgery Department Director. The role is non‑exempt and requires BLS and CST certification.

The technologist handles instruments and equipment, maintains sterile fields, and collaborates with surgeons to ensure efficient cases. Responsibilities include preparing instrumentation, communicating with the team, and providing timely, safe patient care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a Surgical Technology school or similar training.
• Maintain current knowledge in Surgical Technology and attend required in‑service training.
• Complete Annual Mandatory Hospital Program update.

Responsibilities

• Assess procedures using preference cards and pull cases for the upcoming day.
• Identify body structures, functions, and common disorders.
• Communicate effectively with surgeons and team members to prepare cases per physician preferences.
• Plan and prepare instrumentation and equipment for each case.
• Deliver nonjudgmental, non‑discriminatory care to patients and families.
• Identify and respond to emergency situations, applying sound judgment to correct them calmly.
• Apply aseptic principles and differentiate sterilization methods for special equipment.
• Demonstrate dexterity with surgical instruments and knowledge of step‑by‑step procedures.
• Understand anesthetic agents to provide intelligent patient care.

Skills

Excellent communication

Stand for extended periods

Education

Graduate of Surgical Technology program

Job description

Job Description

Position Title: Surgical Technologist (Cert) Position Code: SurgTch-6102

Department: Surgery Department

Reports to: Surgery Department Director

Exempt Status: Non‑exempt

Position Purpose

All employees are expected to perform their tasks in a manner that supports our vision of providing high‑quality clinical care and respectful patient service. The Surgical Technologist handles instruments, supplies, and equipment during surgical procedures, maintains the sterile field, and works under the direction of the physician, Unit Manager, and Chief Nursing Officer. The role adheres to the organization’s Behavioral Expectations, promoting courtesy, respect, privacy, communication, responsiveness, teamwork, professionalism, and safety.

Key Responsibilities

• Assess procedures using preference cards and pull cases for the upcoming day.
• Identify body structures, functions, and common disorders.
• Communicate effectively with surgeons and team members to prepare cases per physician preferences.
• Plan and prepare instrumentation and equipment for each case.
• Provide care in accordance with established standards and policies, maintaining confidentiality.
• Deliver nonjudgmental, non‑discriminatory care to patients and families.
• Practice positive team‑building activities and interactions.
• Use time efficiently and complete additional duties as needed.
• Identify and respond to emergency situations, applying sound judgment to correct them calmly.
• Apply aseptic principles and differentiate sterilization methods for special equipment.
• Demonstrate dexterity with surgical instruments and knowledge of step‑by‑step procedures.
• Understand anesthetic agents to provide intelligent patient care.

Education & Training

• Maintain current knowledge in Surgical Technology and attend required in‑service training.
• Keep up‑to‑date with unit activities through staff meetings and documented attendance.
• Complete Annual Mandatory Hospital Program update.

Qualifications

Education: Graduate of a Surgical Technology school or similar training.

Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) and Certified Surgical Technologist.

Preferences

No preferences listed.

Work Requirements

• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Capable of lifting 50–75 pounds, with combined lift of 150 pounds.
• Able to care for patients with infectious diseases.
• Must be able to stand for extended periods.

Special Position Requirements

• Category I: Routine potential for exposure to blood, body fluids or tissues, including burns and cuts.