TriasMD·Thousand Oaks, California
The Surgical Technologist assists in preparing the operating room, managing sterile equipment, and supporting surgeons during spine, orthopedic, and pain management procedures. They are also responsible for cleaning instruments, maintaining supply levels, and ensuring patient safety through proper draping and instrument counts.
Candidates must be graduates of a recognized and accredited Surgical Technician Program and obtain BCLS certification within 90 days of employment. Prior experience as a Surgical Technologist is preferred.
Market context
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