Sentara Health·Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Surgical Technologist II prepares the operating room with necessary instruments and assists the surgical team by maintaining a sterile field and anticipating the surgeon's needs. They are also responsible for applying dressings, securing drapes, and serving as a role model for new staff.
The Surgical Technologist II ensures that the operating room is properly prepared with the necessary instruments and equipment and assists the surgical team throughout the procedure by passing instruments, maintaining the sterile field, and use critical thinking to anticipate the needs of the surgeon. The role involves maintaining patient safety and ensuring that the surgical environment is organized, clean, and sterile. The Surgical Technologist assists in applying dressings, securing surgical drapes and transferring patients to recovery areas. Adheres to infection control protocols and sterile techniques to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety. Works closely with the surgical team to ensure smooth and effective procedures. Serves as a role model to new employees and other staff members. Demonstrates advance knowledge and practice of aseptic and surgical techniques. Surgical Technologist Licensure required in the state of practice. Certification/Licensure Virginia Surgical Technologist License REQUIRED Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification REQUIRED Surgical Technologist Certification REQUIRED Experience 3 years Surgical Technologist experience REQUIRED KEYWORDS: Talroo – Allied Health. CST. Surg Tech. Surgical Tech. Surgical Technician. Operation Room Tech. Scrub Tech. Scrub. Surgical. OR Tech. Surgical Technologist. NBSTSA. NCCT. Certified Surg Tech. Certified Surgical Tech. Certified Surgical Technologist. Senior Surg Tech. Sign on Bonus. OR Scrub Tech. Surgical Technologist Lead. OR Surgical Tech. .
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Candidates must have 3 years of Surgical Technologist experience and hold a valid Virginia Surgical Technologist License. Required certifications include Surgical Technologist Certification and Basic Life Support (BLS).
Market context
In Virginia, Surgical Technologist II roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals and surgical centers because operating rooms rely on certified staff who can support procedures safely and efficiently. Competition often centers on accredited training, current certification, and familiarity with instrumentation and age-appropriate patient care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, then confirm your certification status and prepare examples of OR experience before applying.
