Scrub Tech PRN days

Scrub Tech - PRN Days

The Scrub Tech plays a critical role in supporting surgical teams by preparing and maintaining the sterile field during surgical procedures. This position ensures that all surgical instruments and equipment are properly sterilized, organized, and readily available to surgeons and nurses, thereby facilitating efficient and safe operations. The Scrub Tech collaborates closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, and other operating room staff to anticipate procedural needs and respond promptly to any changes during surgery. Attention to detail and adherence to strict infection control protocols are essential to minimize the risk of contamination and promote patient safety. Ultimately, the Scrub Tech contributes significantly to the successful outcome of surgical interventions and the overall quality of patient care within the healthcare facility.

Duties include:

• Prepare the operating room by setting up sterile instruments, supplies, and equipment prior to surgical procedures.
• Assist surgeons during operations by passing instruments, sponges, and other sterile supplies as needed.
• Maintain the sterile field throughout the procedure, ensuring compliance with infection control standards.
• Inspect and clean surgical instruments and equipment after use, ensuring proper sterilization and storage.
• Collaborate with the surgical team to anticipate procedural needs and respond quickly to changes during surgery.
• Document surgical procedures and instrument counts accurately to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance.
• Participate in inventory management by monitoring and ordering surgical supplies to maintain adequate stock levels.
• Adhere to all hospital policies, safety protocols, and regulatory requirements related to surgical services.

The Scrub Tech utilizes technical skills daily to prepare and manage surgical instruments and maintain a sterile environment, which is critical for patient safety. Strong communication skills are essential for effective collaboration with surgeons, nurses, and other operating room personnel to anticipate needs and respond promptly during procedures. Attention to detail ensures accurate instrument counts and adherence to infection control protocols, minimizing risks of contamination. Organizational skills help in managing surgical supplies and maintaining an efficient workflow within the operating room. Additionally, problem-solving abilities enable the Scrub Tech to adapt quickly to unexpected situations during surgery, ensuring continuous support to the surgical team.

With the opening of our new hospital, advanced care is closer than ever. From highly trained physicians and nurses to modern facilities and technology, the new Morgan Medical Center offers exceptional hospital care with all the comforts of home. We invite you to visit us and experience the difference.

The opening of the new Morgan Medical Center means advanced care is closer than ever before. In addition to our ongoing clinical collaboration with Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center, which will provide access to more physicians and specialists, a number of important services are available right here in Morgan County.

~ Emergency patients can take comfort knowing that they are being treated at a Level IV Trauma Center

~ As one of only eight hospitals in Georgia designated as a Remote Treatment Stroke Center, our ER is equipped to deliver life-saving diagnostic and emergency care to stroke patients.

~ Our transitional care/swing bed program provides specialized care to patients recuperating from surgery, stroke or other acute-care visits before transitioning home or to an extended care facility.

~ Our imaging department offers 3-D mammography, the latest innovation in breast cancer detection.

~ From minor surgery to emergency care for a critical illness such as heart attack or stroke, our dedicated team is ready to provide the care our patients need when they need it – all near the comforts of home.

We are a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital located in Madison, GA. Serving Morgan County and the Surrounding areas since 1960.

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Completion of an accredited surgical technology program.
• Certification as a Surgical Technologist (CST) or eligibility to obtain certification.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Prior experience in a surgical or operating room environment is preferred but not mandatory.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience working in a hospital or surgical center setting.
• Advanced certifications such as Certified Surgical First Assistant (CSFA).
• Familiarity with electronic medical records (EMR) systems and surgical documentation software.
• Strong knowledge of various surgical specialties and procedures.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in high-pressure, fast-paced environments.