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Proliance Surgeons·Seattle, Washington
Surgical Technologist - Per Diem · $30 - $54/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 196 posted allied health roles in Seattle, Washington rates. This role sits in the 21st percentile.
Pay for this role is about 33% below the Seattle, Washington median for allied health roles.
The Surgical Technologist provides hands-on technical support to the surgical team by managing instruments, supplies, and equipment before, during, and after procedures. They are responsible for maintaining a sterile field and ensuring all equipment is functioning correctly to support optimal patient outcomes.
At Proliance Surgeons our patients come from all walks of life — and so do we.
We hire and support people from diverse backgrounds, fostering growth and development to make Proliance a great place to work.
Our unique experiences and perspectives help us deliver Exceptional Outcomes, Personally Delivered.
We are proud to offer a comprehensive and competitive benefit and pay package including health coverage, 401k with match and profit share, PTO and more!
For further details regarding Benefits and Washington State Minimum Wage details please visit our careers page at www.proliancesurgeons.com/careers.
Compensation during the offer process will be determined based on factors such as compensation structure, experience, qualifications, and internal equity.
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The Surgical Technologist in the ASC provides technical hands-on support to the surgeon and operating room team by handling instruments, supplies and equipment before, during and after surgery. Key
The key duties and responsibilities of the Surgical Technologist include, but are not limited to: Work with all members of the health care team to provide optimal care to the patient throughout their surgical experience. Maintain a friendly, positive, and caring attitude with all patients, physicians and staff. Properly handles the instruments, supplies and equipment necessary during the surgical procedure. Ability to anticipate the needs of the surgeon based on requests and patterns. Constantly monitoring for maintenance of the sterile field. Assist in assuring that the proper supplies, instruments, and equipment are available for the procedure. Assist in assuring that equipment is functioning properly. Monitor use of all supplies. Assist with inventory control by proper count of supplies/time used. Continuing education to meet State requirements and keep current with health care changes. Display professionalism at work and in the community as a representative of the Center. Take an active role on committees within the department. Identifies actual and potential risk to patients and others and takes action to minimize or eliminate risk and maximize safety. Education/Experience Graduation from an accredited surgical technology program Certified Surgical Technologist preferred Current State licensure and CPR Two years of direct experience is desired
Problem solving skills Skill in using a computer Knowledge of applicable specialties Ability to remove oneself personally from given situations, remaining objective Ability to exhibit cooperation, flexibility, and provide assistance when interfacing with patients, physician and staff Ability to multi-task Skill in organizing and reporting information that is accurate and complete Understanding of the need for and evidence of consistent respect for confidentiality/HIPAA Ability to maintain composure in stressful situations Skill in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with all staff Ability to communicate clearly Consistency and timeliness in attendance Work Environment/Physical Demands The work environment/physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a teammate to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable differently abled persons to perform the essential functions.
Candidates must have graduated from an accredited surgical technology program and hold current state licensure and CPR certification. Two years of direct experience is desired for this position.
Market context
In Washington, allied-health imaging roles are typically in steady demand because hospitals, outpatient clinics, and diagnostic centers rely on credentialed technologists to keep imaging services moving. These positions are competitive because employers often want an accredited imaging degree, Washington Department of Health certification, and ARRT registration completed quickly after hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your credentials and timeline before applying.