Surgical Assistant

IR Centers is a multidisciplinary private practice endovascular lab. We are leading minimally invasive procedures across the U.S. by providing interventional radiology services in an outpatient setting. As a Surgical Assistant, you will assist in preparing patients and procedure rooms for surgeries, ensuring all necessary supplies and equipment are ready. You will maintain a sterile environment, assist physicians during procedures by passing instruments, and help with patient positioning and transfers. Duties Perform sterile prep of access sites and operative trays Operate angiography and ultrasound equipment; enter patient data into C-arm and troubleshoot as needed Transfer, verify, and document images and data to PACS Follow radiation safety (ALARA); document dose/fluoro time and maintain lead/badge compliance Transport patients pre- and post-procedure; monitor vitals and notify RN/MD of changes Complete screenings, assist with sedation transfer, recovery monitoring, and discharge Monitor access sites post-op; manage bleeding/hematoma and hold pressure when needed Perform pre-op calls, ROS review, medication reconciliation, and post-op prescription coordination Coordinate pathology pickups and required specimen documentation Manage inventory: unpack, restock, adjust pars, order supplies, run cycle/expiration reports (Spacetrax) Clean and turn over procedure and patient rooms; dispose of hazardous waste per OSHA Inspect and maintain equipment readiness; recommend repairs or replacements Maintain environmental cleanliness, linens, and hazardous material containers Assist front desk with chart prep, scheduling, and patient communication as needed Comply with HIPAA, medication labeling, and sterile field competencies Preferred Qualifications Certification as Medical Assistant, Radiologic Technologist, or equivalent clinical training Experience in Interventional Radiology, Cath Lab, or procedural setting preferred Knowledge of sterile technique, radiation safety (ALARA), and infection control standards Ability to operate imaging equipment and manage PACS/image documentation Competency in patient monitoring and post-procedure care Familiarity with inventory management systems and medical supply handling Strong communication skills and ability to work in a fast‑paced clinical environment Ability to lift, transport, and position patients safely Compliance with HIPAA, OSHA, and facility policies Working Conditions Employees may be exposed to infectious diseases. Must lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds and assist in patient transfers up to 400 pounds. Standing in a protective apron for 60-90 minutes is required. Reasonable accommodations for disabilities are available. #J-18808-Ljbffr