SMH Allied Sterile Processing Tech - Overnights

Sterile Processing Technician



Job Duties
The Sterile Processing Technician is assigned duties performing decontamination preparation sterilization and distribution of surgical instruments and medical equipment throughout the surgery center utilizing infection control and safety practices during all phases of the process.

Knowledge of equipment function sufficient to be able to determine operational adequacy and to
distinguish between operator error and equipment malfunction.
Knowledge of applicable sanitary infection control and safety standards sufficient to be able to
perform all assignments within the safety parameters.
Using OneSource as resource knowledge sufficient to be able to assemble and wrap appropriate
instruments supplies and equipment.
Knowledge of processes procedures quality assurance chemicals and medical instruments
sufficient to be able to decontaminate and sterilize equipment supplies and instruments.
Ability to lift and move trays of instruments and patient care equipment i.e. IV pumps monitors
up to 25 lbs.
Must have good telephone manners and problemsolving skills.
Is able to perform bending lifting and washing using decontamination processes which will
include instrument pans bins trays and carts of various sizes. Tactile differentiation e.g.
temperature moisture.
Skill in cleaning specialized equipment.

Job Requirements
BLS (American Heart Association ONLY)
Two (2) years experience
Required/Desired Skills
SkillRequired /DesiredAmountof ExperienceTechnician License (currently ANY Tech License is accepted in the state of NY)Required0Two (2) years experienceRequired2YearsBLS (American Heart Association ONLY)Required0
Questions
No.QuestionQuestion1When can this candidate start their assignment at SMH Question2Does this candidate have RTO If yes what are the datesQuestion3Does this candidate have EPIC experience within the last yearQuestion4is this candidate fully vaccinated (INCLUDING BOOSTER)Question5When is this candidate available for an interview with URMC