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Corewell Health·Troy, Michigan
Surgical Tech II
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The Surgical Technologist II is responsible for maintaining the sterile field and handling instruments during surgical procedures. They also prepare the surgical suite and respond to changing conditions throughout the operation.
Corewell Health is offering up to $5,000 as a sign on bonus for this opportunity!
About Troy Hospital Recognized by the US News & World Report as one of the best in the nation for orthopedics and urological services.
It has also been ranked #3 on the World’s Best Hospitals list by Newsweek.
This state-of-the-art center provides advanced specialty and routine care with an emphasis on patient satisfaction and a focus on medical advancement.
Scope of work The Surgical Technologist II will be responsible for maintaining and preparing the surgical suite, intraoperative handling of instruments, maintenance of the sterile field, and evaluation of changing conditions during the surgical procedures, and making appropriate responses as needed.
Responsible for maintaining knowledge of surgical procedures and protocols.
May serve as a preceptor as needed.
High school diploma Required Associate degree or equivalent Required Completion of an accredited School of Surgical Technology or equivalent training program (military, etc.) Not all schools require an associate degree Or 1 year of equivalent experience Required Minimum of 1 year of Surgical Technologist experience (Clinical rotations do count as experience) Preferred AHA or ARC Basic Life Support (BLS) within 90 days of hire Required
Candidates must have a high school diploma, an associate degree, and completion of an accredited surgical technology program. A minimum of one year of experience and BLS certification are also required.
Market context
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