U.S. Oral Surgery Management·San Marcos, Texas
The Surgical Technician assists the surgeon during procedures, monitors anesthesia, and ensures accurate documentation of patient records. They are also responsible for maintaining clinical equipment and providing clear pre- and post-operative instructions to patients.
Candidates must possess a Basic CPR certification and adhere to strict OSHA safety and regulatory guidelines. Preferred qualifications include an Oral and Maxillofacial Assisting or Dental Assistant certification, along with up-to-date Hepatitis B and TB vaccinations.
Market context
In Texas, Surgical Technician roles are commonly tied to steady demand in hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, and specialty practices that need reliable perioperative support. Competition often centers on current CPR certification, OSHA-safe practice, and preferred dental or oral and maxillofacial assisting credentials, plus required vaccinations. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform against your certifications and immunization records before applying, so you can quickly confirm fit and save research time.
Surgical Technician
Surgical Technician
Surgical Technician