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1.0 Certifications/Requirements: General Certifications (BLS/BCLS) Completion of a Certified Surgical Technologist program and/or Licensed Surgical Technologist License: Licensed as a Surgical Technologist in the state of Colorado required Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) by American Heart Association Computer
Must possess or be able to obtain within 90 days the computer skills necessary to complete online learning requirements for job-specific competencies and access online forms and policies. Language
Must have a working knowledge of the English language, including reading, writing, and speaking English
As a Surgical Technologist, you will assist during surgical procedures by ensuring and maintaining the integrity of a sterile surgical field and providing the necessary instrumentation to the surgical team. You will actively participate in unit activities aimed at ensuring high levels of quality in patient care while functioning under the direction of a Registered Nurse. Essential Job Functions: Possess expertise in sterile and aseptic techniques and apply knowledge of human anatomy and surgical procedures in performance of invasive therapeutic and diagnostic procedures.
Maintain and check all items for proper packaging, processing, and expiration dates while ensuring a safe operating room environment and proper equipment functionality. Monitor the sterile field for potential contamination and take corrective action when necessary under supervision. Work towards competency with Tier 1 surgical cases.
Maintain flexibility in contributing to the ongoing delivery of individualized care within the scope of practice. Communicate effectively and timely with the perioperative team and participate fully in the Time Out Process, including Briefings and Debriefings. Assist the team in patient transports, room turnovers, and room preparation.
Exhibit professional behavior by keeping up with new technologies and procedures, including instrumentation and equipment. Clean and prepare instruments for terminal sterilization. Role model the principles of a Just Culture.
Perform other duties as assigned, ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations. Physical Demands: Potential hazards may include but are not limited to radiation, toxic chemicals, biological hazards, heat, noise, dust, and stress. The role may require: Sitting: 5% Standing: 50% Walking: 20% Squatting: 5% Bending: 5% Twisting: 5% Lifting: 10% Sensory
Weight to be manually lifted each normal workday: Up to 10 lbs - Frequent (34-66%) Up to 20 lbs - Occasional (1-33%) Up to 35 lbs - Occasional (1-33%) Up to 50 lbs - Occasional (1-33%) Age Specific Populations: This position is required to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide care to all age-specific populations. Nature and Scope: The incumbent must be able to communicate effectively, promptly, and routinely to begin job functions at the start of the scheduled shift.
Essential skills include the ability to perform manual tasks, see, speak, breathe, learn, read, concentrate, think, communicate, and collaborate with others. The ability to work under stress and meet deadlines is crucial for this role, which provides direct patient care. Holiday coverage may be required.