Overlake Medical Center & Clinics·Bellevue, Washington
The Surgical Tech will be responsible for setting up sterile supplies and assisting surgeons during procedures. This role requires outstanding clinical skills to deliver excellent patient care efficiently and compassionately within the Urgent Response Team.
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• Hourly
$35.25 - $57.09
Eligible for Sign On Bonus up to $10,000!
Overlake Medical Center and Clinics is seeking a Surgical Technologist for the Inpatient Surgery Department.
We are looking for a dedicated team member with outstanding clinical skills, who has the ability to multitask, stay organized and deliver excellent care in an efficient and compassionate manner.
Our Inpatient Surgery is a 17 suite OR which includes: Ortho, Neuro, Spine, Bariatric, GYN, Robotic, Vascular, Endovascular, Urology, Plastics and General cases.
Combinations of inpatient and outpatient procedures are performed on a mainly adult population and IPS averages 850 procedures monthly.
Specialty team based practice is our foundation for providing consistent, knowledgeable and experienced staff to meet our customers’ needs.
The Surgical Tech will be responsible for setting up sterile supplies and assisting surgeons.
If you are a dedicated surgical team member with outstanding clinical skills and operating room experience and desire to deliver excellent patient care in an efficient and compassionate manner, Overlake Inpatient Surgery is the team to join.
Why join overlake?
If this sounds like an environment where you'll thrive, we'd love to hear from you.
How much will this job pay?
Candidates must be graduates of an accredited Surgical Technology program or equivalent military/hospital training and possess Surgical Technologist licensure in Washington State. Certification by NBSTSA is preferred for the general role but required for the Certified Surgical Technologist qualification, along with CPR certification and 1-2 years of OR experience.
Market context
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