Sterile Processing Quality Review Tech Mid Shift

Nevada System of Higher Education·Chicago, Illinois

$27 - $40/hrFull Time On Site 2-5 yrsPosted 29 days ago

Practice for this role

Sterile Processing Quality Review Tech Mid Shift · $27 - $40/hr

How this role compares

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-39% vs. median posted rate for physicians roles in Chicago, Illinois ($43.49/hr, n=438)

534 similar openings in the Chicago area · median $42.00/hr

$16.00/hr · lowesthighest · $250/hr

this role: $26.61/hrmedian $43.49/hr

Shaded band: the middle 50% of 438 posted physicians roles in Chicago, Illinois rates. This role sits in the 17th percentile.

About the role

Pay for this role is about 39% below the Chicago, Illinois median for physicians roles.

This role ensures daily operational compliance with sterile processing standards from regulatory agencies like The Joint Commission and OSHA. Responsibilities also include assisting with staff education, training coordination, instrument inventory management, and providing data analysis for process improvements.

Hourly Pay Range

$26.61 - $39.92 - The hourly pay rate offered is determined by a candidate's expertise and years of experience, among other factors.

Quality Review Sterile Processing Tech – Sterile Processing
Mid shift

Position Highlights

Bonus: 5k
Position: Quality Review Sterile Processing Tech
Location: Elmhurst, IL
Full
Time/Part
Time: Full time
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 12:00noon-8:30pm, must be flexible to travel to other Endeavor Health locations.

What you will do

Ensures daily operational compliance with the standards governing sterile processing activities from such agencies as The Joint Commission, OSHA, AORN, AAMI; as well as state and local ordinances

Assists in coordination, facilitation and monitoring of new and existing sterile processing staff education, training and orientation via one-on-ones, huddles, staff meetings, in-services and formal orientation in collaboration with department leadership

Assists with the maintenance, inventory, and implementation of newly acquired and existing instrument trays/sets, instruments, and supplies

Collaboratively works with the appropriate staff to maintain accurate instrument count sheets and make revisions as necessary

Provides analysis of reported data and recommendations for improvement

Assists with identification of staff educational needs and development of programs

What you will need

Education: Highschool or GED required, Bachelors Degree Preferred

Certification: Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician (CSPDT) - Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD) or Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) – Healthcare Sterile Processing Association (HSPA), formerly IAHSCMM)

Experience: 2 years’ experience in health care sterile processing (or procedural area) and environment AND experience in project management and staff education

Benefits

Requirements

Candidates must possess a High School diploma or GED, with a Bachelor's Degree being preferred, and must hold a relevant certification such as CSPDT or CRCST. A minimum of two years of experience in healthcare sterile processing or a procedural area, along with experience in project management and staff education, is required.

high school
bachelor degree
professional certificate
Process Improvement
Project Management
Data Analysis
Compliance Monitoring
Training Coordination
Staff Development
Staff Education
OSHA Standards
Quality Review
Sterile Processing
AORN Standards
Joint Commission Standards
AAMI Standards
Instrument Inventory
Count Sheet Maintenance

Posting details

Employment type: Full Time
Work arrangement: On Site
Experience: 2-5 yrs
Salary: $27 - $40/hr
Locations: Chicago, Illinois; Skokie, Illinois; Evanston, Illinois
Posted: Aug 13, 2026
Application: Employer website

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