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Our team is hiring local Sterile Processing Technicians to support our growing team. The Sterile Processing Technician's responsibilities include retrieving contaminated supplies and delivering sterile supplies, maintaining inventory, and preparing sterile instrument trays for surgeries, examinations, and procedures.
We're looking for a self-starter who can manage their time effectively. The role requires drive and a sense of accountability because the day-to-day working environment will involve very little direct supervision.
Training: Approx. 3 weeks on 1st and 2nd shift.
Shift: (Part-Time) Saturday/Sunday-Â Â 6:00 AM- 6:30 PM
Responsibilities:
Collecting used and contaminated equipment, instruments, and supplies for sorting and decontamination.
Manually cleaning supplies of contaminants, removing waste matter, and operating and maintaining decontamination equipment.
Preparing and packing decontaminated supplies for sterilization.
Monitoring and operating sterilization equipment.
Examining supplies meticulously to ensure they are properly cleaned and sanitized.
Testing and reporting any issues or problems with the sterilization equipment.
Sterilizing, preparing, wrapping, and organizing equipment into instrument trays for use during medical procedures.
Preparing and delivering all necessary equipment and instruments for surgeries, examinations, medical procedures, and medical carts.
Maintaining records of sterilization procedures, sterilized items, equipment maintenance, and supplies.
Controlling the inventory, reordering supplies, and checking expiration dates.
Other duties as assigned
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Physical Requirements
The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee may encounter while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions.
This position requires frequent standing (6–8 hours), walking (<4 hours), and limited sitting (0–2 hours). Employees must be able to lift and carry 20–50 lbs and push/pull up to 20 lbs. The role involves various physical activities, including but not limited to squatting (0–1 hours), bending, twisting, reaching above the shoulders, reaching below the waist, kneeling, and grasping (each 1–5 hours).
This description is intended to provide a general overview of the physical demands and work environment and is not intended to be an exhaustive or comprehensive list of all possible job-related tasks and conditions. Additional responsibilities, demands, and conditions may be required as deemed necessary by the employer.
Use of medical technologies
Creating a safe, effective environment
Proven ability to work within a team
Good oral and written communication skills
Knowledge of and commitment to quality improvement
Flexible approach to work practices
Computer literacy
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Sterile Processing Technician Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Valid Sterile processing certification
Successful completion of a sterile processing program and some experience, may qualify in lue of a valid certification.
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Must be able to speak, read, write and understand medical terminology in order to follow written instructions and complete various forms and records regarding equipment’s processing and preparation of equipment.
Must be able to regularly lift to 30 lbs., stand for 8 hours, stoop, bend, pull and retrieve material.
CORE VALUES:  Professionalism ·  Respect ·   Integrity ·  Drive
Why SIPS?
Dedicated recruiters
Optional worksite locations
Health and Welfare Benefits
Company-paid long-term disability (LTD) and Term Life coverage
401K (company match up to 3%)
EAP- Employee Assistance Program
Certification renewal support
Contract extensions
Growth opportunities
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