Central Processing Technician Extern
McLeod Health
Central Processing Technician Extern
McLeod Health
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
Responsibilities:
The duties of the Central Processing Technician require knowledge of cleaning/decontamination, preparation, sterilization, storage and use of items from surgical services and other departments within the hospital.
Transports instruments, supplies, and equipment to the decontamination area for processing according to established policies and procedures.
Demonstrates knowledge of the decontamination process, operation of the sonic cleaner, and operation of the washer / disinfector and cart washer.
Inspects, prepares, wraps, and assembles basket/container for instruments accordingly.
Demonstrates knowledge of the Sterrad and Steam Sterilizers. This includes: loading, operating, unloading, cleaning, and the parameters for each.
Unloads cooling rack and stores instruments.
Performs surgical case picking and issuing sterile goods.
Distributes supplies and instruments in a timely manner.
Maintains clean work area.
Notifies Supervisor of equipment failure, instrument issues, or other needs.
Participates in offered education, in-services, and attends meetings as required.
Adheres to Standard Precautions at all times.
Regular, punctual and dependable attendance. Clocking in per policy expectations
Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
Must be enrolled in an accredited Central Processing Technician program.
Certification must be obtained upon completion of program and 400 clinical hours.
Requirements:
Degrees:
High School/Ged
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
McLeod Health runs a regional, not-for-profit health system with hospitals, clinics, and related care in Northeast South Carolina and Southeast North Carolina. It provides inpatient and outpatient services across acute beds, emergency and urgent care, neonatal care, behavioral health, hospice, home health, cancer care, and advanced surgical suites in 30 operating rooms. It distinguishes itself as locally owned and community-focused, with a broad network of facilities that coordinate care across towns rather than operating as a for-profit chain. Its goal is to improve community health by expanding access to comprehensive, coordinated care using advanced facilities and services.
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