Surgical Technologist IV - Atrium Health Cabarrus Neuro Specialty Weekender

Department

• 37703
• Atrium
• Health
• Cabarrus -
• Surgery
• Room
• Status:
• Full time
• Benefits
• Eligible:
• Yes
• Hours
• Per
• Week: 40
• Schedule
• Details/Additional
• Information: M-F four 1-hour shifts 0630-1700 with rotating call, weekends, and holidays Pay Range $28.55 - $42.85 We are seeking an experienced Neuro Surgical Technologist with 2+ years of Neuro experience (5+ preferred) to support a growing and complex neurosurgical service line. This role is ideal for a technician who is confident, adaptable, and experienced with advanced spine and cranial procedures, high-technology equipment, and complex case flow. Strong working knowledge of Neuro spine procedures (ALIF, TLIF, lateral, posterior, cervical), navigation (Mazor, Medtronic), and complex Neuro case setups is strongly preferred. This is an opportunity to be part of a high-acuity, high-skill Neuro team where your experience truly matters. Major Responsibilities Possesses a thorough knowledge of aseptic technique and its application. Assists in obtaining and organizing supplies and instruments prior, during and after surgical procedure. Cleans and prepares instruments for terminal sterilization. Assists Registered Nurse circulator in preparation of patient, assembly of supplies, instruments, equipment, and proper disposition of all specimens; assists with all aspects of room turnover.
• Assigned to heightened specialized procedures: neurosurgery and spine, cardiothoracic, vascular, complex orthopedics, and robotics. Performs duties according to department policy and procedure. Monitors surgical supplies and instrumentation for sterility prior to use and ensures that supplies are used in a judicious manner, charges are documented/submitted accurately and appropriately. Monitors and documents sterilization activities for completion. Attends in-services/staff meetings; exhibits knowledge of current department related issues and participates in Performance Improvement Process. Participates in educational opportunities to increase competency and meet personal needs and goals. Assists in the development of policies, procedures, and standards. Serves as a preceptor, and a clinical resource to others. Assumes responsibility for individual specified unit clinical projects and oversees service lines as needed. Minimum Job Requirements Graduate of an accredited school of surgical technology required or successful completion of military training program for Surgical Technology or Operating Room Specialist Current Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider required. Current CST certification required. 5 years of total operating room experience in surgical technologist role required; 2 years of specialized training in one of the following areas, neurosurgery, and spine, cardiothoracic, vascular, complex ortho, and robotics required. Meets all ST III qualifications of Surgical Tech Ladder. Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development and possesses the ability to respond to age-specific issues and data reflective of the patient's status. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for the following age groups: Physical Requirements and Working Conditions Works with occasional intermittent noise and exposure to conditions such as dust, fumes, and chemicals. Ability to communication and write. Strenuous physical effort will require walking, stretching, bending, climbing stairs, twisting, and squatting or kneeling while performing tasks. May have lengthy periods of standing. Requires frequent use of side vision, lifting, pushing, and pulling. Must be able to lift and support the weight of 35 pounds. Use of both hands and all fingers and is required to use hands for gripping, speed work and precision during the operation equipment/instruments and movement/positioning of surgical patients. Vision and hearing for distances of up to twenty 20 feet is required, depth perception and able to distinguish basic colors is required. Ability to work for lengthy, or irregular work hours, rotating shifts, working on hard surfaces, being near moving equipment, changes in temperature, humidity, and exposure to Blood Borne Pathogens.