The Surgical Services Equipment Supply Technician implements processes and procedures for evaluating and acquiring supplies and equipment for Surgical Services. The role maintains Surgical Services inventory systems, including the complete case cart process, accurately enters SSI supply data, maintains the supply database, assists with supply acquisition, and participates in supply and equipment evaluations. The technician monitors operating room schedules to help ensure supplies, implants, instruments, and equipment are available, and serves as a liaison among physicians, Surgical Services staff, and sales representatives. The role follows policies for supply and capital acquisitions and for sales representatives’ presence in restricted areas. Working with Central Processing Department (CPD) staff, the technician supports case cart processes and procedures, helps maintain adequate supply and instrument inventory, identifies Materials Management and case cart issues, and follows up on quality-assurance concerns. The technician also identifies improvement opportunities and acts as a resource and liaison for the case cart system. The position supports cost-reduction goals by maintaining inventory at minimal required levels, identifying opportunities to reduce or eliminate inventory, collaborating on accurate billing, assisting with cost-containment analysis, and identifying cost savings. In collaboration with clinical coordinators, support staff, team leaders, surgical specialists, clinical managers, and physicians, the technician provides Materials Management services, communicates effectively, responds to requests in a timely manner, helps identify and locate supplies and equipment, and monitors inventory to avoid waste and excess. The role coordinates sales representative activities with Surgical Services and maintains patient confidentiality. This is a full-time position scheduled Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., for 40 hours per week. The listed pay range is $19.80 to $29.70. The position requires working in a fast-paced environment with time constraints, flexible work hours, and lifting objects weighing up to and over 50 pounds. For patient-handling situations involving lifts over 35 pounds, or when a patient cannot assist, patient-handling equipment is expected to be used with at least one other associate when available; unique situations are assessed individually.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED