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Central Service Technician - Ambulatory Surgery - Full Time, Days

Job in New York, New York County, New York, 10261, USA
Listing for: NYU Langone Hospitals
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-22
Job specializations:
  • Healthcare
    Infection Control
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 52650 - 64350 USD Yearly USD 52650.00 64350.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: New York

Position Summary

Central Service Technician
- Ambulatory Surgery
- Full Time, Days - OR - ASC Suffolk
- Full-Time - M.

In this role, the successful candidate is responsible for decontamination, assembly, high‑level disinfection and sterilization of surgical instruments and equipment. They disinfect, inventory and stock crash carts; deliver surgical instruments, supplies and equipment to meet patient needs; disinfect mobile patient equipment; stock and maintain par levels of mobile patient equipment on nursing units; maintain a clean work environment and inventory consumables following infection control and safety guidelines;

and handle front line customer service and telephone answering.

Job Responsibilities
  • Responsible for surgical instruments, instrument quality, processing and preparation.
  • Responsible for decontamination of medical equipment, devices and instrumentation.
  • Responsible for sterilization of surgical instruments and devices.
  • Responsible for the high‑level disinfection process of scopes and medical devices.
  • Responsible for crash cart stocking, logistics, and disinfection.
  • Demonstrates knowledge of sterilization aseptic handling and procedures.
  • Demonstrates knowledge of surgical and medical supplies.
  • Performs and documents quality assurance in assembly, sterilization, decontamination and high‑level disinfection.
  • Basic computer skills; able to navigate and operate the department system SPM.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.
1. Surgical Instrument Management and Logistics
  • Identify instruments by name and design.
  • Identify a single‑use instrument versus a reusable instrument.
  • Identify non‑functioning, broken and non‑compliant instruments.
  • Perform quality assurance and tests for instrument integrity.
  • Understand Spalding classification and how to correct if clean and solid is mixed.
  • Transport sterile instruments and store them in inventory operating system locations.
  • Transport soiled instruments following hospital guidelines and using correct containers.
2. Decontamination of Instruments and Devices
  • Receive and sort used medical devices & instruments; identify type, check for damage and separate items per manufacturer instructions.
  • Disassemble instruments and devices following manufacturer instructions to ensure proper cleaning of all surfaces.
  • Operate washers according to manufacturer guidelines.
  • Follow organizational guidelines for manual cleaning.
  • Wear appropriate PPE and follow infection control guidelines.
  • Follow universal precaution standards.
  • Document all chemicals in accordance with hospital policy.
3. High Level Disinfection of Instruments and Devices
  • Identify semi‑critical & critical devices and the correct processing method for each.
  • Wear appropriate PPE and follow infection control guidelines and standards.
  • High‑level disinfect endoscopes and accessories; handle logistics and storage.
  • Disinfect mobile patient equipment; handle logistics and storage on nursing units.
  • Set up, maintain and operate washers and automated endoscope preprocessors per manufacturer guidelines.
  • Document process in the instrument inventory operating system.
4. Crash Carts
  • Stock crash carts accurately to pick lists for each drawer.
  • Follow the ordering process for needed supplies.
  • Document quantity of each item accurately and capture earliest expiration date.
  • Disinfect cart between uses prior to stocking.
  • Handle logistics of clean and soiled carts when needed.
  • Document lock numbers in conjunction with Pharmacy.
5. Sterilization Steam and Low Temperature
  • Label trays and peel pouches for sterilization per hospital policy.
  • Monitor all physical and mechanical indicators necessary to meet sterilization parameters.
  • Monitor and process biological indicators and log daily testing information accurately.
  • Document sterilizer load parameters per hospital policy.
  • Operate sterilizers per manufacturer guidelines.
6. Quality Assurance and Documentation
  • Recognize and adhere to medical center and departmental infection control policies and procedures.
  • Follow aseptic procedures in all areas.
  • Participate in continuous quality improvement process.
  • Document all sterilization parameters per policy.
  • Document all HLD parameters per policy.
  • File out all supply requisitions…
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