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Children's Health·Dallas, Texas
Sterile Processing Tech (Dallas)
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The Sterile Processing Tech is responsible for the decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization of medical equipment and instrumentation. They also manage sterile supplies and ensure all equipment is functioning correctly through regular maintenance and troubleshooting.
Responsible for maintaining the cleanliness, sterilization, and functioning of equipment and instrumentation.
Responsible for decontamination and cleaning of all equipment and instrumentation; ensures cleanliness and sterility of all instruments. Evaluates functioning of equipment; reports malfunction of equipment and instrumentation and follows through to ensure appropriate repairs are complete and maintenance performed. Accurately assembles instrument sets based on established count sheets; effectively uses materials and supplies to assemble instrument sets and minimize waste. Appropriately prepares and packages single instrument items. Differentiates items that require steam versus gas sterilization. Stores, delivers, and manages sterile supplies using aseptic techniques. Responsible for maintaining a safe environment and work habits. Performs sterilization process duties independently; operates and troubleshoots sterilization equipment. Performs messenger duties as department needs require. Maintains awareness and makes appropriate recommendations of possible process modifications that would enhance department efficiency. WORK EXPERIENCE At least 1 year Central Sterile Processing experience or Central Sterile Processing training preferred
EDUCATION High school diploma or equivalent required
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and are required to hold a Central Sterile Processing Certification within one year of hire. At least one year of relevant experience or training is preferred.
Market context
In Texas, support-services respiratory care roles are often in steady demand because hospitals and care facilities need licensed clinicians who can respond to acute respiratory needs. These positions are competitive when employers seek state licensure, current BLS and ACLS, and prefer an associate degree plus clinical experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your credentials and experience match the posting before applying.