Obstetrical Technician II, OB/GYN FT

Sutter Health•Burlingame, CA

3d•$41 - $57

About The Position

The Obstetrical Technician II directly supports the labor and delivery team during routine, emergency, and cesarean deliveries. The role prepares the sterile field, sets up sterile instruments, assists surgeons with gowning and gloving, and drapes patients for surgery. During procedures, the technician may pass instruments and supplies, hold retractors, and anticipate the surgical team's needs. The position also supports department operations by distributing supplies and maintaining, testing, and setting up equipment. The technician cares for patients through phases of obstetric and perinatal care, including monitoring and preparation for surgery, and may perform clerical tasks involving electronic health records. The role maintains patient privacy, a safe and clean working environment, and compliance with applicable policies and regulations. It may include performing specific procedures and helping orient other staff.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; equivalent experience may be accepted in lieu of the required degree or diploma.
Graduate of an accredited surgical technology program, or military training as a scrub technician.
BLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider certification.
One year of recent relevant OB/GYN experience.

Responsibilities

Care for patients through phases of obstetric and perinatal care, including monitoring patients, preparing them for surgery, and assisting physicians during delivery.
Assist physicians during routine or emergency labor and delivery procedures and anticipate surgeons' needs.
Establish and maintain a sterile field, including sterile tables, instruments, and patient draping.
Select and prepare supplies and equipment for Labor and Delivery procedures and check that equipment is working properly.
Complete routine and priority tasks within established departmental time frames.
Perform clerical tasks as needed, including retrieving, entering, and revising patient electronic health records.
Document supply inventory accurately and order supplies when necessary.
Maintain a clean, neat, and safe work environment, including cleaning the operating room before and after procedures.
Inspect and calibrate equipment, record quality control results, and report malfunctions to the supervisor.
Protect the confidentiality of patient protected health information.
Perform quality work in compliance with departmental standards, policies, procedures, and applicable regulations.