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Nemours Children's Health·Jacksonville, Florida
Orthopedic Tech I
The Orthopedic Tech is responsible for performing casting and splinting procedures while assisting providers with patient exams and clinical documentation. They also manage orthopedic equipment inventory and ensure exam rooms are prepared and stocked for daily operations.
Nemours is seeking an Orthopedic Tech in Jacksonville, FL All casting procedures and application/approval of soft goods.
To provide assistance to the provider whenever needed, to expedite the patient care process.
This position will require travel to other sites and being on-call.
Essential Functions Responsible for all casting and Orthopedic equipment.
Application and removal of all types of casts, splints and soft goods.
Apply and removal of upper and lower extremity casts Modify casts as needed in clinic and in hospital when necessary for the patient benefit.
Instruct patient, parents/legal guardians in appropriate use and care of casts and Orthopedic equipment.
Responsible for inventory of all casting materials, splints and soft goods.
Skills Ability to verbalize descriptions of orthopedic conditions with basic understanding of anatomical structures and relationships with one another.
Understanding of theory and application of skin and skeletal traction.
Understanding of the proper application of aseptic techniques in dressing change and in setting up surgical fields.
Assist with rooming of patients.
Obtain vital signs Capturing and entering patient information into EMR.
Ensuring appropriate documentation such as x-rays and laboratory reports are available for provider’s review.
Rooming of patients into exam rooms with preparation for exam and assisting provider with exam.
Ensure accurate ICD-9 and CPT-4 codes are recorded.
Assist the provider with procedures as necessary.
Under the direction of the provider will schedule PT/OT, surgery and diagnostic tests to include pre-authorization and notification of patient.
Prepare, clean and stock exam rooms for clinic.
Ability to cross cover in other clinical departments
high school diploma BLS from the American Heart Association required more than 1 year and up to 3 years of experience
Market context
In Florida, Orthopedic Tech I roles typically draw steady demand in hospitals, orthopedic clinics, and outpatient settings that support injury care and post-procedure recovery. These positions are competitive because employers often look for hands-on clinical experience, current BLS certification, and comfort working closely with patients and care teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your BLS status and highlight any orthopedic or patient-care experience in your application.