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Tufts Medicine

Integrated health system delivering connected care

Case Cart Coordinator 2 - Evenings

Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited States$24.65 - $30.82In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Completion of a certified program in Central Processing is required.
  • Central Services Technician National Certification (CRCST) or Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD) certification is required.
  • Three years of Central Processing Department (CPD), Operating Room (OR), or supply chain experience are required.
  • Frequently lift, reach, carry, push, and pull 40–50 pounds or more.
  • Stand/sit combination for eight hours or the length of the assignment.
  • Use fingertip touch to note attributes of objects such as size, temperature, or texture.
  • Hear spoken words and communicate oral information to customers accurately, quickly, and loudly enough in English.
  • Perceive sounds such as phones ringing, beepers, alarms, and equipment buzzers.
  • Have near and far vision clarity and distinguish colors, including equipment alarms and instrumentation color codes.
  • Operate all equipment within the department efficiently.
  • Know general and specialty instrumentation.
  • Listen to instructions, translate them into activities, and reproduce what is taught.
  • Follow procedures conscientiously and adhere to guidelines without shortcuts where technique is involved.
  • Meet deadlines, prioritize tasks, and handle changing environments and assignments.
  • Speak and hear effectively and meet telephone and customer service standards.
  • Have computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft Office and instrument tracking systems.
  • Know the hospital, infection control, and medical terminology.

Responsibilities

  • Review the next day's Operating Room schedule and pick all assigned supplies and instruments required for those cases.
  • Facilitate case cart preparation for add-on cases and communicate with the Operating Room team about equipment or instrument conflicts.
  • Call for subsequent case carts throughout the day, ensuring that the cart for the next scheduled case is ready, complete, and available in the Operating Room.
  • Facilitate the timely return of completed case carts to sterile processing.
  • Ensure that case carts for the next day's first cases are in the Operating Room and complete at the end of the shift.
  • Collect data and provide guidance on the best locations for supplies and instrumentation to ensure efficient case flow throughout the day.
  • Develop an accurate daily turnover kit list and facilitate the timely return of instrumentation to Central Processing Department and back to the Operating Room.
  • Maintain collaborative team relationships with peers and colleagues to contribute to work-group goals and foster a positive work environment.
  • Lead by example.
  • Communicate Operating Room needs to central sterile processing supervisors and staff, and initiate communication with the Operating Room to update and confirm surgery schedule changes.
  • Stay current with Operating Room schedule changes and adapt workflow accordingly.
  • Set priorities and realistic processing and decontamination timelines to ensure timely instrumentation delivery for same-day and next-day surgeries.
  • Collaborate with surgeons, Operating Room nurses, and technicians regarding changes in technology, instrumentation, products, and instrument requests.
  • Document changes and updates in the Central Processing Department communication book/board and shift reports.
  • Make necessary changes to kit count sheets and case pick preference cards; print kit scan labels and location scan labels as needed.
  • Add picked items to the case cart in Central Processing Department and confirm carts are accurate and complete based on the preference card.
  • Work collaboratively and professionally with Operating Room and sterile processing team members.
  • Encourage and teach staff through positive learning experiences.

Desired Qualifications

  • Five years of Central Processing Department, Operating Room, or supply chain experience are preferred.

About the Company

Tufts Medicine

Integrated health system delivering connected care

Tufts Medicine is an integrated health system in Massachusetts that brings together academic medical centers with community hospitals, a large home care network, and a wide physician network to coordinate care. It operates by aligning hospitals, doctors, and home care under a single strategy so patients can move smoothly across settings and receive consistent, lower-cost care. Its differentiator is the combination of academic medicine with broad community care and a focus on connected, low-friction patient experiences. The goal is to provide the highest quality care at the lowest possible cost, expand access, and transform how people engage with healthcare.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Burlington, MA
Founded
2014

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