Cedars-Sinai·Los Angeles, California
The Surgical Technologist III assists in surgical operations by preparing operating rooms, arranging equipment, and passing sterile supplies to surgeons. They also serve as a mentor to junior staff and participate in department committees to improve patient safety and efficiency.
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What will you be doing in this role?
Under the general direction of a licensed caregiver, the Surgical Technologist III assists in surgical operations.
The Surgical Technologist III is assigned technical duties, prepares operating rooms, arranges equipment, assists with procedures, and has the responsibility to ensure smooth teamwork through the application of knowledge and effective communication with registered nurses, patients, surgeons, anesthesiologists, ancillary personnel, and other health care team members.
The Surgical Technician III provides care consistent with CSMC and accrediting bodies' standards.
The Surgical Technician III maintains competency skills including the ability to deliver care to special patient populations and patients with diverse cultural backgrounds.
The Surgical Technician III identifies the ability of the adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients to follow instructions and give consent.
Candidates must have a high school diploma, a vocational/technical diploma, and at least three years of experience in surgical procedures. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required, while Certified Surgical Technologist certification is preferred.
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