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Covenant HealthCare·Saginaw, Michigan
Surgical tech
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The Surgical Technologist provides technical patient care and assists surgeons, anesthesiologists, and nurses during surgical procedures. Responsibilities include maintaining a sterile field, preparing surgical instruments, and ensuring the operating room is properly equipped.
The Surgical Technologist, under supervision, provides technical patient care to all ages, according to a plan of care established by a team of professionals coordinated by the Registered Nurse.
The Surgical Technologist demonstrates excellent customer service performance in that his/her attitude and actions are at all times consistent with the standards contained in the Vision, Mission and Values of Covenant HealthCare, and the commitment to Extraordinary Care for Every Generation
as an assistant: May sponge operative site, hold retractors and cut sutures as directed by surgeon. May cauterize previously clamped vessels as directed by surgeon. May remove clamps from vessel after cauterized or tied by surgeon. May assist with staple insertion for wound closure.
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE High School Graduate or equivalent Graduate of an accredited Surgical Technologist program. BLS certification Preferred certification for Surgical Technologist.
Submit your resume and any required documents with your application. A resume is required. Applicants will receive confirmation that their application has been received. Candidate updates will be provided via email, text message, or phone call.
Candidates must be graduates of an accredited Surgical Technologist program and hold a BLS certification. Strong knowledge of surgical instrumentation and sterilization processes is required.
Market context
Surgical tech openings in Michigan are typically tied to hospital, outpatient, and specialty surgery volume, so demand can be steady where operating rooms are busy. These roles are competitive because employers often prefer accredited training, certification from the Association of Surgical Technologists, and prior experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to highlight OR support skills, sterile technique, and any certification or clinical rotations.