Surgical Technician

U.S. Oral Surgery Management•Arvada, CO

1d•$23 - $27

About The Position

The Surgical Technician assists the surgeon during consultations and surgeries, supports patient care before and after procedures, and helps maintain efficient office operations. The role includes seating patients, taking vital signs, monitoring anesthesia, completing consent forms and treatment plans, providing pre-operative and post-operative instructions, obtaining medical clearances, and maintaining patient comfort and satisfaction. The technician also follows OSHA and regulatory requirements, supports radiation protection and proper radiographic imaging, maintains accurate patient records, and prepares and maintains clinical equipment and instruments. This position requires professional communication, confidentiality, teamwork, attention to detail, and flexibility to take on additional duties as needed. The work is with Colorado Regional Oral Surgery in Arvada, Colorado.

Requirements

Basic CPR Certification is required.
Follow safety guidelines and procedures according to OSHA and office standards.
Adhere to all office policies.
Demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills and maintain positive rapport with patients and team members.
Communicate verbally with patients and staff clearly and professionally.
Work efficiently with attention to detail.
Adapt to changing job duties and work schedules as needed.
Demonstrate active listening, including engaging in conversations, understanding points being made, asking relevant questions, and avoiding inappropriate interruptions.
Hepatitis B vaccination and titer.
TB vaccination and titer.

Nice To Haves

Oral and Maxillofacial Assisting/Dental Assistant Certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Assist the doctor during surgeries, seat patients, and take vital signs.
Maintain competency in anesthesia monitoring and ensure consent forms and treatment plans are accurately completed.
Provide patients with clear pre-operative and post-operative instructions.
Obtain necessary medical clearances and maintain excellent patient care standards.
Follow OSHA and regulatory guidelines and ensure radiation protection for patients.
Produce radiographic images using proper exposure techniques and anatomical positioning.
Document and maintain accurate records and charting in compliance with established standards.
Prepare and maintain clinical equipment and instruments in good working condition for each procedure.
Maintain cooperative relationships with patients, doctors, and team members; address conflicts constructively and participate in resolving problems.
Keep patient, clinic, and hospital information confidential and discuss sensitive information only with appropriate personnel in private settings.
Support patient comfort and satisfaction throughout the visit.
Accept special projects and additional responsibilities as needed and adapt to a dynamic work environment.