Surgical Tech-SA-C​/CSFA;

The Surg Tech-SA-C/CSFA is responsible for assisting the surgeon under direct and indirect supervision throughout the procedure. The Surg Tech-SA-C/CSFA works under the direct supervision of the RN circulating nurse, and under the indirect supervision of the Registered Nurse in charge, the Unit Manager of Surgery, and the Director of Surgical Services. The primary job duties include setting up and maintaining a sterile field for patients in the patient population served.

The Surg Tech-SA-C/CSFA will assist the surgeon, circulating nurse, and other members of the surgical team as needed and perform other related duties as assigned. They will maintain familiarity with the function and proper care of all equipment and instruments. All of the job duties and standards within this document will be performed according to established policies and procedures, and guidelines within the surgery department and Trinity Hospital.

• Health, Vision, and Dental.
• HSA or HSA
• Life insurance
• 401K
• PTO and Sick leave
• Employee referral program

CST preferred. The applicant must be certified as a surgical assistant by either the National Surgical Assistant Association or the American Board of Surgical Assistants. You may not begin employment as a UAP/Technician until you have received the temporary permit or registration from the ND Board of Nursing. Practice/Employment does include orientation.

Graduate of an Accredited Surgical Technologist training program. Applicant has earned a degree or certification from a surgical assistant program accredited by the Commission for the Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs, by the commission's successor, completed a dedicated training program for surgical assistants in the armed forces, or demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Board the completion of fulltime work experience performed under the direct supervision of a physician licensed in the United States and consisting of at least 1,300 hours of performance as a surgical assistant within the 3 years preceding the date of the application.

Preferred past work experience, but not required.

Maintains familiarity with all instrumentation, including proper care and knowledge of functionality. Communicates well with others, handles stressful situations well, and works as an efficient member of the team. Completes probation period satisfactorily.