UCSF·San Francisco, California
Surgical Technologists assist the surgical team by arranging sterile setups, passing instruments, and preparing supplies for procedures. They are also responsible for maintaining equipment, cleaning the operating room, and documenting patient data during surgeries.
Surgical Technologist perform a variety of tasks in an operating room and assist the surgical team. Incumbents arrange sterile setup for surgical procedures; pass instruments, sponges and sutures to surgeons and surgical assistants; prepare sterile supplies; assist in cleanup of the operating room; check placement and operation of equipment; and check and restock operating room. During surgical procedures, they may be responsible for special trays, grafting materials, and recording patient data. Incumbents perform other related duties as required.
Candidates must have a high school diploma and be a graduate of a Surgical Technologist training program or equivalent. An active American Heart Association CPR certification is required for this position.
Market context
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