Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma·Talihina, Oklahoma
The Obstetrics Technician provides direct care to obstetrical and nursery patients while assisting surgeons during invasive procedures. Responsibilities include maintaining the surgical environment, sterilizing instruments, and managing unit supplies.
Weekly earned wage access is an option for this position
The Obstetrics Technician assists the nursing and medical staff in the delivery of obstetric care. You will report to the Unit Manager.
1. Provide a variety of direct care to the Obstetrical and Nursery patients.
2. Maintain accurate filing system, enters labs, x-rays, and coordinates with co-workers to ensure proper care of patients on the OB/Nursery Unit.
3. Monitor the entrance for infant security and answer the phone.
4. Assistant surgeon during obstetrical operative and invasive procedures.
5. Prepare operating room for procedures, ensuring a safe and effective environment.
6. Sterilize, clean, and maintain instruments.
7. Monitor PAR levels of instruments; order supplies and ensure surgical suite is stocked.
8. Perform other duties as may be assigned.
Required Education and Experience: · CPR certification
· Nursing Assistant certification
· Understand basic medical terminology
· Two [2] years of experience in obstetrics or health related field
Candidates must have a high school diploma, Nursing Assistant certification, and CPR certification. A minimum of two years of experience in obstetrics or a related health field is required.
Market context
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