Provide technical support in the operating room, scrub for surgical and diagnostic procedures, assist the surgeon, and perform a variety of specialty-specific tasks under the direction of a registered nurse.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
The OR Certified Surgical Technologist is a critical member of the Operating Room Team who performs a variety of technical skills in support of the surgeon during cases. The Surgical technologist is an autonomous skilled individual who is competent in a variety of specialties and scrubs in surgical/diagnostic procedure(s) under the direction of a registered professional nurse.
Preferred QualificationsGraduate of Operating Room Technician Program or its equivalent.
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