St. Josephs Medical Center·Houston, Texas
The RN First Assistant performs surgical first assistant duties for adult patients under the direct supervision of a surgeon. Responsibilities include managing patient safety, maintaining sterile fields, and coordinating operating room readiness.
Welcome to St.
Joseph Medical Center (SJMC), Houston's first and only downtown hospital delivering world-class care for the last 137 years and looking forward to the next century of exceptional care to Houstonians when they need us most.
Whether it's for a scheduled surgery, the birth of a baby, an unexpected emergency, or an outpatient visit, we have staff available around the clock to provide you access to immediate, quality health care.
SJMC has been providing health care services to Greater Houston residents for over 130 years, which should give you great comfort in knowing that we have a great tradition of caring for our community.
We strive to meet our patients' expectations and encourage our patients to provide us with feedback on how we can help them have the best experience possible while they're in our care.
Over the last years we have expanded our services to include the Advanced Wound Care Center, Comprehensive Cardiac and Vascular Services, the Women's Center, the St.
Joseph Maternal Fetal Medicine Center, and a Weight Loss Surgery Program, just to name a few.
As you work with our physicians, nurses, case managers, educators, and other staff, you will be guided through your health care journey, from diagnosis to treatment, with compassion every step of the way.
Diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging are at the foundation of the care St Joseph Medical Center provides to our community we are privileged to support in all of our employment practices.
We do not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression or any other non-job-related characteristic.
Candidates must have at least two years of clinical nursing experience in an operating room and a current Texas RN license. A CNOR certification and completion of an RN First Assistant program are required.
Market context
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