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Surgical Technologist I - CVOR | Plano, TX
MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS CVOR EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED
Temp to Perm:
Temp Travel (Y/N):
Yes Length of Assignment:
13 Weeks Work Location:
Plano, TX Work Schedule:
2x12s and 2x8s with rotating day off (Call required) Shift:
AM Interview Type:
Virtual (1 round) Specialty:
CVOR Certification/Degree Requirements:
BLS (AHA Only), CST Top Skills/Min Experience:
Minimum 2 years CVOR experience Scrub Color:
Provided Last Updated:
08/12/2024
Job Summary
The
Surgical Technologist I
functions in the intra-operative phase of patient care to expedite surgical procedures under the direction and supervision of a Registered Nurse. This position assists the surgical team by ensuring that the operating room environment is safe and that all necessary equipment and instrumentation are available and functioning properly.
Essential Functions of the Role Discusses any special needs with the surgeon prior to surgery and prepares instruments and equipment in advance. Prepares the operative site aseptically and assists in draping and positioning the patient. Maintains an organized and sterile instrument table throughout the procedure. Identifies and addresses damaged or incomplete trays immediately to prevent delays or injury. Sets up the operating room according to procedure schedules and verifies all required instruments and supplies. Ensures proper functioning of surgical instruments and equipment. Performs surgical counts (sponges, sharps, instruments) according to policy. Anticipates the needs of the surgical team and provides appropriate instruments and assistance during procedures. Receives and handles surgical specimens following protocol. Assists with placement of dressings post-surgery and disassembles instrumentation for decontamination. Ensures all equipment is cleaned, sterilized, and stored properly following each case. Follows infection control,
AORN , and
OSHA
guidelines to maintain a safe environment for patients and staff. Key Success Factors
Successful completion of a
CAAHEP-accredited
or other nationally accredited surgical technologist program. Completion of a formal training program for surgical technology through the
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard , or
U.S. Public Health Service , or a one-year operating room technician program (preferred). Knowledge of infection prevention, aseptic technique, and sterilization standards. Understanding of human anatomy, surgical procedures, and related technologies. Excellent communication, teamwork, and organizational skills. Ability to maintain professionalism and safety in high-pressure OR environments. Occasional exposure to chemical or radiation hazards.
MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS CVOR EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED
Temp to Perm:
Temp Travel (Y/N):
Yes Length of Assignment:
13 Weeks Work Location:
Plano, TX Work Schedule:
2x12s and 2x8s with rotating day off (Call required) Shift:
AM Interview Type:
Virtual (1 round) Specialty:
CVOR Certification/Degree Requirements:
BLS (AHA Only), CST Top Skills/Min Experience:
Minimum 2 years CVOR experience Scrub Color:
Provided Last Updated:
08/12/2024
Job Summary
The
Surgical Technologist I
functions in the intra-operative phase of patient care to expedite surgical procedures under the direction and supervision of a Registered Nurse. This position assists the surgical team by ensuring that the operating room environment is safe and that all necessary equipment and instrumentation are available and functioning properly.
Essential Functions of the Role Discusses any special needs with the surgeon prior to surgery and prepares instruments and equipment in advance. Prepares the operative site aseptically and assists in draping and positioning the patient. Maintains an organized and sterile instrument table throughout the procedure. Identifies and addresses damaged or incomplete trays immediately to prevent delays or injury. Sets up the operating room according to procedure schedules and verifies all required instruments and supplies. Ensures proper functioning of surgical instruments and equipment. Performs surgical counts (sponges, sharps, instruments) according to policy. Anticipates the needs of the surgical team and provides appropriate instruments and assistance during procedures. Receives and handles surgical specimens following protocol. Assists with placement of dressings post-surgery and disassembles instrumentation for decontamination. Ensures all equipment is cleaned, sterilized, and stored properly following each case. Follows infection control,
AORN , and
OSHA
guidelines to maintain a safe environment for patients and staff. Key Success Factors
Successful completion of a
CAAHEP-accredited
or other nationally accredited surgical technologist program. Completion of a formal training program for surgical technology through the
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard , or
U.S. Public Health Service , or a one-year operating room technician program (preferred). Knowledge of infection prevention, aseptic technique, and sterilization standards. Understanding of human anatomy, surgical procedures, and related technologies. Excellent communication, teamwork, and organizational skills. Ability to maintain professionalism and safety in high-pressure OR environments. Occasional exposure to chemical or radiation hazards.