Surgery Technologist

Hoag•Irvine, CA

32d

About The Position

Transforming Surgical Care in Orange County Thanks to extraordinary gifts from philanthropists, namely the Sun Family, and the unwavering support of our community, Hoag is redefining the future of healthcare in Irvine. This expansion meets the growing need for world-class, comprehensive care—right where you live. Coming Summer 2026: The Hoag Surgical Pavilion Imagine a surgical experience that blends cutting-edge technology with comfort and healing. Our brand-new Surgical Pavilion will set a new standard for patient care, featuring: Eight advanced operating rooms, including a hybrid OR for simultaneous imaging and surgery Two procedure rooms for minimally invasive interventions A 24-room intensive care unit with family-friendly spaces and a serene balcony A streamlined patient journey, from check-in to recovery, complete with a modern discharge lounge This isn’t just an expansion—it’s a revolution in surgical care, designed to deliver precision, compassion, and peace of mind for patients and families alike. Based on experience, Hoag does have a career ladder for Surgery Technologists ranging from level 1 - 4

Responsibilities

Participates as member of the surgical team under direct supervision of an RN/Charge Nurse or Clinical Manager.
Functions in the role of scrub/assist person and assisting physician and/or RN.
Responsible for direct and indirect care of patients.
Assists with maintenance, care of instruments, supplies and equipment according to the manufacturers’ instructions, standards of infection prevention, and institutional policies/procedures.
Practices appropriate initiation and maintenance of sponge, needle and miscellaneous item counts and equipment according to policy.
Decontaminates, cleans, and cares for operating room equipment utilizing clean/sterile technique used in a procedural setting.
Identifies, gathers, and prepares instrument and equipment and specialty items for all procedures in a timely manner according to preference card.
Acknowledges physiologic needs for the patient (size of equipment, maintenance of body temperature and patient safety).
May require on call duty.
Performs other duties as assigned.