Operating Room Surgical Technician (Part Time)

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Big Things Are Happening in the OR at University Health!

Get ready, because our Operating Room is leveling up in a major way! University Health is officially expanding to more OR suites, more advanced technology, and more opportunities to deliver the kind of patient care we're proud of.

And with all this exciting growth comes one thing we absolutely need...

More amazing, experienced OR Surgical Techs to join our surgical dream team!

As we open new rooms and broaden our surgical capabilities, we're looking for techs who bring skill, calm under pressure, teamwork, and maybe even a little surgical swagger. Whether you specialize in ortho, neuro, trauma, cardiac, or you're the master of all trades, we want passionate professionals who love the art (and science!) of surgery.

• Prepare, organize, and maintain surgical instruments and equipment for a wide variety of procedures.

• Ensure a sterile environment and uphold all principles of surgical asepsis throughout procedures.

• Work collaboratively with surgeons and the surgical team, anticipating needs and responding efficiently during procedures.

• Adapt quickly to changes in patient condition or procedure requirements.

• Serve as a mentor and resource for surgical technologists new to the OR or currently in orientation.

• High School Diploma or GED required.

• Must meet one of the following:

  • Graduate of an accredited surgical technology program (CAAHEP),

  • Formal military training as a surgical corpsman or medic,

  • A minimum of three (3) years of hands-on scrub experience across a variety of procedures.

• Current BLS certification (must be maintained throughout employment).

• Successful completion of OR department orientation and skills competency evaluation.

• Physical stamina to stand for extended periods, wear protective gear such as a 10 lb. x-ray apron for hours, and lift up to 50 lbs.

• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

• Ability to stay calm and focused under pressure.

• Flexible with scheduling and able to respond to changing patient needs and surgical priorities.

• Excellent time management and the ability to work independently.

This is an opportunity to join a team that values professionalism, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence in surgical care. If you're looking to grow in a supportive environment where your skills make a real difference-apply today.