Part-Time Surgical Technologist / Scrub Tech — Outpatient Surgery

About the role

At a glance • Role: Surgical Technologist (Surgical Tech / Scrub Tech), part-time • Setting: Outpatient practice with an office-based surgical suite • Location: Frisco, Texas • Schedule: 2–3 surgery days a week, currently Tuesday and Thursday. The practice may move its surgery days toward Monday and Wednesday, so some weeks will have 3 surgery days during the transition. • Pay: $45–$50 an hour • Employment: Part-time, direct hire with the practice About the practice An outpatient surgical practice in Frisco, Texas focused on safe, individualized, high-quality surgical care. The practice operates an office-based surgical suite with dedicated pre-operative and post-operative patient care in a professional, patient-centered environment. About the role The practice is hiring a dependable, detail-oriented surgical technologist to join its surgical team on a consistent part-time schedule. You will work closely with the surgeon, nursing staff and anesthesia providers to prepare the operating room, maintain the sterile field and assist during elective aesthetic procedures such as breast surgery, body contouring, liposuction and facial surgery. Reliable, consistent availability on surgery days is the most important requirement for this role. What you will do • Assist the surgeon during outpatient surgical procedures and anticipate the needs of the surgical team • Prepare the operating room before each case: supplies, equipment, instruments and sterile setup • Maintain sterile technique throughout every procedure • Assist with patient positioning, prepping and draping • Handle instruments, sutures, dressings and surgical supplies • Turn over and clean the operating room between cases • Support sterilization: instrument cleaning, packaging and documentation • Help maintain surgical instruments, equipment, supplies and inventory • Assist with post-operative dressings and patient care as directed • Follow practice policies, infection control standards, OSHA and HIPAA requirements and safety protocols • Communicate professionally with patients, staff, vendors and providers Physical requirements • Stand for extended periods • Assist with patient positioning and movement • Lift and carry supplies and equipment • Work around surgical instruments, medical equipment and cleaning and disinfection products • Stay focused and accurate during long procedures How to apply Apply with your résumé. In your application, tell us which weekdays you can commit to every week, your surgical tech or operating room experience, and any plastic, cosmetic or outpatient surgery cases you have scrubbed.

What you need

• Knowledge of sterile technique and infection control
• Able to commit to the practice's 2–3 recurring surgery days every week
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced outpatient surgical setting
• Reliable, punctual, professional and team-oriented
• Protects patient confidentiality (HIPAA)

Strongly preferred

• Surgical technologist, scrub tech, surgical assisting or operating room experience
• Plastic, cosmetic or aesthetic surgery experience
• Outpatient or office-based surgery center experience
• Instrument sterilization and surgical tray preparation
• Breast surgery, body contouring, liposuction or facial surgery cases
• BLS certification, or obtained within a reasonable time after hire

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A surgical technologist, often called a scrub tech, prepares the operating room, sets up sterile instruments and supplies, and passes instruments to the surgeon during procedures. Cardiovascular (CVOR) scrub techs specialize in heart and vascular surgery, including open-heart cases.

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