Memorial Community Hospital & Health System·Blair, Nebraska
Support physicians during surgical procedures by managing instruments and maintaining a sterile environment. Assist with sterile processing, supply management, and patient care in pre- and post-operative areas.
Memorial Community Hospital and Health System is seeking a skilled and dedicated Surgical Technologist to join our surgical team.
This role is essential in supporting physicians during surgical procedures, maintaining sterile environments, and ensuring the highest standards of patient care across all age groups—from newborns to geriatrics.
At MCH, we are more than just a hospital—we are a community dedicated to healing, nurturing, and promoting wellness.
What You’ll Do: Assist physicians during surgical procedures by passing instruments, holding retractors, and maintaining accurate surgical counts.
Consistently apply aseptic techniques and ensure all necessary supplies are available.
Clean, sterilize, and assemble surgical instruments according to established protocols.
Maintain and monitor specialty trays and sterile packs, ensuring readiness and compliance.
Support nursing staff in Preop and Postop areas, including patient transport and discharge.
Routinely stock supplies and assist with inventory management and charge entry.
Take on-call shifts for emergency surgeries, with a 30-minute response time.
Schedule & On-Call Requirements Full-Time, Weekday Hours: This position operates during daytime hours Monday through Friday.
Shared On-Call Rotation: You will participate in an on-call schedule outside of business hours and on weekends.
Response Time: When on call, you must be able to report to the worksite within 30 minutes of being contacted.
What We’re Looking For: Education & Certification: High School diploma or equivalent required.
Graduate of an accredited Surgical Technologist program OR on-the-job trained.
Current BLS certification required.
Surgical Technologist certification strongly preferred.
Requires a high school diploma and graduation from an accredited Surgical Technologist program or equivalent on-the-job training. BLS certification is required, and at least 2 years of experience in a scrubbing or sterile processing role is strongly preferred.
Market context
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