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CURRENT HOLLAND HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES- Please apply through Find Jobs from your Workday employee account. The Sterile Processing Tech is responsible for decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization of instrumentation; assembly of instrument trays; and receipt and storage of supplies.
$17.41 to $24.83 per hour Employment Type: Part Time, 24 hours every 2 weeks.
Weeknight shifts 8pm to 4:30am, 3 shifts a week, every 3rd Friday and Saturday night 11pm to 7:30am.
High School diploma or GED and Sterile Processing Certification required! Instrument Processing Processes instruments effectively to include cleaning, inspection, and testing for proper functioning, assembly and sterilization according to standards. Replenishment of Clinical Specialty Carts Replenishes or assists with the inventory check and restocking of all clinical specialty carts including Adult , Pediatric, and Infant Code Carts; Flexible Cystoscope Cart, Urology Carts, Isolation Carts, House Line Carts, and Dialysis Carts.
Picks up and returns Sharps Carts to clinical departments. Assembles/disassembles (or assists with) traction and bed extension devices. Set up of Surgical Case Carts Assembles case carts to include all surgery items and instruments in a timely manner for surgical cases.
Infection Control Measures Washes hands before and after all procedures including bathroom breaks, uses proper P. P. E. when handling any soiled equipment and monitors and records biological controls.
New Employee Development and Orientation Assists in the training and development of new employees within the department. Serves as resource for new employees Work Area Keeps work area clean, organized and free of excess material. Keeps all surfaces as dry as possible.
Helps maintain a clean break area. The Sterile Processing Tech works under the direct supervision of the Lead Preceptor and Supervising Coordinator. Holland Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer, please see our EEO policy
About the role
The Sterile Processing Tech is responsible for decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization of instrumentation; assembly of instrument trays; and receipt and storage of supplies.