Surgical Tech
Location: Peoria, Illinois
Description: OSF Saint Francis Medical Center is currently interviewing Surgical Tech right now, this job will be ordered in Illinois. Further informations about this job opportunity kindly read the description below. GENERAL SUMMARY
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Surgical Technologists at
OSF Saint
Francis
Medical
Center
,
OSF Saint
Francis
Medical
! Center
Heart
Hospital
and Children’s
Hospital
of
Illinois
are educated professionals with a college degree and/or certificate from an Accredited Surgical Technology program. These professionals follow the cognitive model of a positive care approach and are actively involved in continuing education to develop the best surgical practices.
Surgical Technologists may be Certified or Registered with the state of
Illinois
.
Surgical Technologists receive recognition through their involvement through the Clinical Ladder program, Professional Surgical Technology. Surgical Technologist practice follows the mission of the Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Francis serving our community with the “greatest care and loveâ€.
MINIMUM KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED
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The job incumbent is required to demonstrate the knowledge and skills n! ecessary to scrub for cases appropriate to the age of the pati! ents served intra-operatively.
This requires that the incumbent demonstrates knowledge of anatomy and physiology.
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Scrubs for procedures according to established aseptic technique guidelines.
Procedures include but are not limited to pediatrics, thoracic, transplant, organ procurement, vascular, interventional radiology, orthopedics, gynecology, robotic, EENT, plastics, dental, urology, oncology, laser, and trauma.
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Possesses analytical skills necessary to organize and prepare the operating room prior to surgery.
In doing so, collects all necessary supplies, instruments, implants, hardware, opens and maintains sterile environment, sets up back table and mayo stand, counts all necessary items according to procedure.
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Assists surgeons intra-operatively with routine and complex surgical procedures including scrubbing, draping, passing instruments, sponges, sutures, and other supplies and equ! ipment to surgeons, holding retractors, first assisting, assisting in clean-up after a case, sterilizing instruments in preparation for a case or contaminated instruments, etc.
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Anticipates and responds to the surgeons’ needs during the course of the surgery.
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Receives surgical specimens, preserves specimen accordingly and notifies circulating nurse of the specimen type and source.
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Work requires a professional level of knowledge of anatomy and physiology, concepts of disease, aseptic technique, modern surgical principles, techniques, and procedures, at a level that generally can be acquired by completion and graduation from an accredited surgical technology program.
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Work requires a minimum of four months intra-operative orientation and on-the-job training to learn department/unit policies, procedures and work routines; to develop proficiency in the use of medical equipment and instruments us! ed in the operating room; to learn quality/safety standards; and to gai! n an understanding of the types of surgical procedures, including traumas.
Further team specific orientation may require additional education and on-the â€"job training.
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Work requires the interpersonal skills necessary to communicate effectively and concisely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and other patient care providers.
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Functions as a clinical resource person to various department personnel and other patient care givers assigned, including other surgical technologists, nurses, residents, and medical students.
Assists in identifying and resolving clinical and operational problems that may inhibit the quality of patient care.
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If you were eligible to this job, please give us your resume, with salary requirements and a resume to OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.
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This job will be opened on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 19:43:33 GMT