Surgical Technician - Neuro OR, Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane, WA
$20,000 Sign-on bonus for eligible external candidates who meet all conditions for payment - this is an addition to the fantastic benefits and compensation package offered by Providence that begin on your first day of employment , with possible relocation package assistance.
Responsible to function as the "scrub technologist" in the surgical suite and other clinical areas, which consists of the selection and set-up of the sterile table with instruments, supplies and equipment; the passing of instruments to the surgeon during the procedure; maintaining sterile technique and caring for instruments following the procedure. Surgical Technologists can also be assigned to the following roles: Case Carts, Turnover Team and Service Line Surgical Technologists. The Surgical Technologist will, under the supervision of the RN, assist in circulating duties as assigned and assume the defined role of surgical tech, case cart surgical tech or turnover team member in order to meet the key performance indicators for the efficient flow of patients through the OR experience.
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