ThedaCare·Oregon
The Surgical Technologist prepares the operating room by setting up sterile tables and equipment for various surgical procedures. They assist surgeons during invasive procedures by passing sterile instruments and ensuring a safe, aseptic environment for the patient.
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The Surgical Technologist assists in the preparation and care of surgical patients under the general direction of a professional nurse or a physician. Possesses expertise in the theory and application of sterile/aseptic technique and combines the knowledge of human anatomy, surgical procedures, and implementation tools and technologies to facilitate a surgeon’s performance of invasive therapeutic and diagnostic procedures.
We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Operating Room Surgical Tech n a new ambulatory surgery center in Oshkosh.
This is a four-operating-room and two procedural room facility that is a partnership between ThedaCare and the surgeons in the region.
This center will have a diverse mix of case types that include general surgery, endoscopy, gynecology, ENT, podiatry, spine, and pain cases.
The center will look to add additional service lines over time.
The ideal candidate will possess strong skills in a multispecialty surgical setting.
Working knowledge of community surgeons is beneficial, but not a limitation.
If you have a desire to work in a new facility with a culturally strong and high performing team, we encourage you to apply.
Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of surgical procedures and instrumentation to provide the highest quality outcomes for a patient undergoing a procedure.
Selects instruments, equipment, and supplies for each surgical procedure to achieve desired clinical outcomes.
Prepares room for procedure by setting up sterile tables and checking equipment and supplies to ensure the operating room is ready for patient care.
Scrubs for surgical procedures by helping with prepping and draping patients, passing sterile instruments and supplies, and assisting with surgical procedures to ensure quality outcomes for patients.
Understands and follows the principles of sterile technique, and takes steps to remedy breaks in sterile technique to ensure a safe patient environment.
Identifies specimens before passing off the field and transports specimens to pathology, as directed, to ensure specimens are handled according to policy.
Identifies, with registered nurse, intra-procedure medication, dosage, and labeling of all solutions and drugs to ensure safe medication practices are in place.
Assists with the transfer of patients in to or out of operating room to ensure operating room efficiency and patient safety.
Cleans rooms, instruments, and equipment according to regulatory standards and policies to ensure patient safety.
Position requires compliance with department specific competencies.
Scheduled weekly hours: 40
Scheduled fte: 1
Oshkosh Expansion Hospital - Oshkosh,Wisconsin
Candidates must complete a surgical technologist training program and hold a BLS certification. A high school diploma or GED is preferred, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds is required.
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