Surgical Technologist - Inpatient - IRP

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Job Title : Surgical Technologist - Inpatient - IRP

Department : University Hospital | Perioperative Administration

Maintains open lines of communication and provides input regarding operational issues related to physician requests, preferences and supplies or equipment necessary.

Research physician needs related to area of specialty

Communicates physician needs with manager / director / purchasing! CSS and other departments as needed in order to coordinate patient care.

Manages all aspects of physician preference cards

Communicates with all members of the perioperative team regarding physician requests, preferences, supplies and equipment.

Coordinates for necessary supplies and equipment related to area of specialty. Conducts self in a professional manner. Treat all individuals as customers.

Serves on committees and / or task forces.

Collaborates with CSS ensuring correctness and completeness of instrument sets

Collaborates with Materials Management ensuring that all necessa1y supplies, equipment and implants are available for procedures.

Promotes quality of care by gaining and sharing necessary knowledge regarding a needed area of patient care Receives report from Night shift.

Checks on staffing assignments with OR schedule to assure adequate and appropriate staffing

in rooms.

Checks on rooms to verify equipment is available, beds appropriate, instruments ready and patient's needs are acconm1odated.

Checks on rooms to make sure cases are getting sta11ed on time. Gives .t\M and PM breaks and lunches as assigned.

Documents and rep011s to nursing management any unusual occurrences and / or incidences. Monitors schedule and orders special equipment and supplies for upcoming cases.

Turns in appropriate paperwork in timely fashion.

Monitors OR and Hospital policies and procedures for environmental issues. Monitors aseptic technique

Responds to all Codes in the OR when available. Responds to all incorrect counts in the OR when available. Attends meetings on time when able.

Evaluates orientees and assures competencies.

Serves as a resource for instrument questions from CSS and 4th floor processing. Participates in the training of CSS staff members related to instrument processing needs. Initiates work orders to repair broken equipment.

Initiates loaner instrument requests. Follows up on items sent for repairs.

Assists education staff with a1Tanging in-services on new equipment. Serves as preceptor to personnel rotating through perioperative services;

Assists in the clinical evaluation of professional and paraprofessional personnel

Facilitates integration of new members in all roles into the team; effectively communicates and collaborates with all members of the team; promotes teamwork through interaction;

Assess learning needs of new team members; plans and implements learning activities based on assessments

Additional Information :

Minimum Qualifications

For Hire : Must be a high school graduate or possess the GED, and must have completed formal Surgical Technology Training Program or the equivalent. Previous experience in the Operating Room as Surgical Technologist is preferred. CST or TS-C certification is required.

Ongoing : Demonstrates competency to meet essential job functions. Maintains knowledge related to patient care issues, quality improvement and cost reduction, current policies, procedures, and protocols. Meets mandatory educational and health requirements.

Patient Population Served

Knowledge of growth and development and an understanding of the range of treatments necessary to meet the age specific needs of the patient population served (Check those that apply) :

YES / NO

Adolescents (14-17 years)

YES

Neonates (0-6 months)

NO

Adults (18 – 64 years)

YES

Children (7 months – 13 years)

NO

Geriatrics (65 + years)

YES

Location : Brain and Spine Hospital (0372)

Position Type : Intermittent

Scheduled Hours : 0.2

Shift : Varying Shifts

Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.

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