NVISION Eye Centers·Roseville, California
The Surgical Technician is responsible for assisting in surgical procedures and performing preliminary patient screenings and diagnostic tests. They also manage the sterilization of instruments and ensure all OR equipment is maintained and functioning properly.
Overview NVISION® Eye Centers is one of the largest ophthalmology providers in the U.S., with over ninety centers across six states including California, Nevada, Oregon, Arizona, Texas, and Utah. An innovative leader in ophthalmology, we are dedicated to providing the best patient experience through the use of the latest technology and treatment by the most talented and experienced surgeons in the industry. With more than 3,000 eye doctors referring their patients and trusting their own eyes to NVISION surgeons, NVISION Eye Centers is the Eye Doctors' #1 Choice®. The Surgical Tech is primarily responsible for assisting in surgical procedures, obtaining patient history, preliminary screening and work up, diagnostic testing, patient education, patient follow ups, and updating and inputting outcome analysis data.
Inspect and maintain all OR equipment in good working order (ie., microscopes, sterilizers, phaco units, vitrectomy units, OR lights, sonic washer and rinser / dryer, generator, etc.) Advise Facility Manager of any necessary repairs. Inspect, clean, sterilize, and maintain all instruments in good working condition. Advise Facility Manager of any need for repairs or replacement. Maintain equipment checklist prior to each day’s cases verifying that all equipment is functioning properly. Maintain sterility logs for each day’s cases verifying sterility of all instruments and supplies. Assist Facility Manager in maintaining equipment manuals, updating as needed (to include pictures, equipment list, procedures for use and troubleshooting). Assist Facility Manager in maintaining instrument manuals updating as needed with pictures and instrument try lists. Maintain adequate stock of suture, custom packs, tubing kits (for Phaco and Vitrectomy units), as well as seldom-used items such as scleral buckle implants, trephines, etc. Advise Facility Manager when supplies get low. Assist with unpacking and storing of supplies as needed (date and initial packing slips before giving to Facility Manager. Assist Circulating RNs to restock OR cabinets, storage after each day’s cases and report low stock levels to Facility Manager. Assist Facility Manager as requested to check all lenses once a month for outdates. Date and initial lens sheet and advise Facility Manager of any that are about to outdate. Maintain labels on instrument cabinets and shelves to assist all staff in returning instruments to the proper locations. Maintain OR’s, instrument room, sterilizer rooms in clean and orderly condition. Maintain the OSHA list of chemicals used in the facility and maintain the SDS manual.
Certified Surgical Tech with one year of ASC or hospital experience Experience in the LASIK/Ophthalmology field is a plus High School Diploma or equivalent Min USD $35.00/Hr. Max USD $45.00/Hr.
Candidates must be a Certified Surgical Tech with at least one year of experience in a hospital or ASC setting. A high school diploma or equivalent is required, and experience in LASIK or ophthalmology is preferred.
Market context
In California, surgical technician roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty practices that rely on consistent operating room support. These positions are competitive because employers often look for formal OR technician training, current BLS certification, and preferred NBSTSA certification, along with readiness to work in fast-paced surgical settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your training and certifications match before applying.