Sterile Processing Tech III - Full Time - Evening Shift

Cedars-Sinai•Los Angeles, CA
•$26 - $42

About The Position

Under direct supervision, the Sterile Processing Tech III is responsible for decontaminating and assembling equipment and instruments, sterilizing supplies, and working closely with user departments to support supply and equipment needs. The role maintains established inventory levels of sterile instrumentation and supplies, identifies instruments requiring repair, follows established repair procedures, and demonstrates dedication to quality control and assurance. The position performs sterile processing and support duties in decontamination and clean assembly areas in accordance with department and CSHS policies and procedures. It inspects and assembles instrument trays using content lists and manufacturers’ Instructions for Use (IFU), sterilizes instruments and supplies using specified methods, fulfills requests for sterile and clean supplies and equipment, and supports safe, organized work areas.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • At least five years of sterile processing or surgical technologist experience.
  • Excellent customer service and communication skills.
  • Valid Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) certification.

Responsibilities

  • Perform sterile processing and support duties in decontamination and clean assembly areas, following department and CSHS policies and procedures.
  • Inspect and assemble instrument trays using content lists and manufacturers’ Instructions for Use (IFU), ensuring readiness for sterilization.
  • Sterilize hospital instruments, utensils, linen, and supplies using high-temperature and low-temperature methods, and perform high-level disinfection according to established procedures and regulatory requirements.
  • Dispense requested sterile and clean supplies and equipment, prioritizing emergency requests and issues.
  • Discuss challenges and issues with Sterile Processing Technicians II and III or a supervisor.
  • Disassemble and clean instrumentation and equipment; reassemble instruments and test for proper functioning.
  • Tag instruments needing repair for the Sterile Processing Instrument Coordinator, Repair Technicians, or Clinical Engineering.
  • Wear personal protective gear when washing and disinfecting equipment and instruments.
  • Deliver missing instruments and pick up or replace malfunctioning or damaged instruments from applicable OR units as needed.
  • Report issues to a Sterile Processing Tech III, supervisor, or other designee.
  • Submit incomplete instrument lists when replacement instruments are needed or instruments are missing from a tray or damaged.
  • Use computerized instrument tracking and manufacturers’ IFUs.
  • Containerize or wrap trays according to accurate protocols and procedures.
  • Maintain the assigned work area in a clean and organized condition and maintain a safe work environment.
  • Maintain established inventory levels of sterile instrumentation and supplies.
  • Inspect instruments and identify those needing repair, following established repair procedures.
  • Demonstrate dedication to outstanding quality control and assurance.
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