INSTRUMENT TECH CERTIFIED - HOI-STERILE PROCESSING Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Irvine, CA at Geebo

INSTRUMENT TECH CERTIFIED - HOI-STERILE PROCESSING

Responsible for care, cleaning, handling and reprocessing of instruments and equipment. Knowledge
of instrumentation blood and body fluid precautions, disinfection techniques, and methods of
sterilization. Takes inventory, orders, and stocks supplies within the department. Is responsible for
indirect nursing care of patients as related to instrumentation for neonate, child, and adolescent, adult,
and geriatric.
Responsible for providing coordination and assembly of surgery case carts. The processes include
instrument and inventory management, restocking, proactive identification of supply/instrumentation
needs, gathering of supplies needed for a specific case, and assist with O.R. sterilization processes.
Knowledge of supplies, instrumentation, disinfection techniques, and methods of sterilization.

Education, Training and Experience
Required:
Knowledge of surgical terminology, instrumentation, and supplies. Basic computer skills.
Sterile processing experience.
Preferred:
High school diploma or equivalent.

Skills or Other Qualifications
Required:
Demonstrates effective communication, interpersonal skills, organizational ability, and
knowledge of proper body mechanics, safety measures and infection prevention. Ability to follow
instructions and knowledge of section specific test information and instrumentation may be required.

License and Certifications
Preferred:
IAHCSMM certification

Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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