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5/13/13

Sterile Processing Tech II
Evenings-10:30a-9p-Mon-Thurs
Description: WellSpan Surgery & Rehab Hospital

General Summary:
Under direct supervision, maintains recommended standards for set assembly, decontamination, inspection, containerizing and sterilization of surgical instruments. Performs sterilization, assembly and storage of medical supplies and equipment. Collaborates with the Perioperative Nursing staff to provide sterile instrument sets, equipment and case carts in an accurate and timely manner. May be assigned service-specific technical responsibilities, including collaborating with supervisor and Operating Room service line RN Coordinators to provide resources and services for service specific instrumentation, supplies and equipment. Assists in maintaining consistent and continuous work flow, providing superior customer service.

About Wellspan:
WellSpan Health is a not-for-profit, community based health care system serving more than 650,000 people in south central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. York Hospital, a 570+ bed, Level 1 Trauma Center, Magnet designated community teaching hospital, and Gettysburg Hospital, a 76-bed acute-care facility, are the cornerstones of the health system. In April 2012, WellSpan Health opened the WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital a 73-bed state-of-the art hospital, to care for patients recovering from strokes, traumas, chronic disease complications and orthopedic injuries. The organization has received significant, national recognition, including being named a "Top 100 Integrated Health Network" by Verispan, being one of the "Top 25 Connected Healthcare Facilities" by Health Imaging and IT. WellSpan Health is an integrated health system with more than 60 care sites, more than 8,700 employees and seven residency programs.

The Community:
WellSpan Health facilities are located in York and Adams counties, which offer an ideal living environment to match the quality of work-life balance you're seeking. Both communities offer abundant outdoor and cultural activities, including restaurants, theatre, golf courses, hiking trails, water sports and historic tours. The communities are a short drive from several, large metropolitan areas including the Baltimore/DC metro area and Philadelphia.

If interested, please apply online at www.wellspancareers.org

5/13/13

Sterile Processing Technician I Central Sterile Processing - York Hospital

Under direct supervision, maintains recommended standards for set assembly, decontamination, inspection, containerizing and sterilization of surgical instruments. Collaborates with the Perioperative Nursing staff to provide sterile instrument sets, equipment and case carts in an accurate and timely manner. Ensures that the work flow remains consistent and continuous, providing superior customer service.

WellSpan Health is a not-for-profit, community based health care system serving more than 650,000 people in south central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. York Hospital, a 570+ bed, Level 1 Trauma Center, Magnet designated community teaching hospital, and Gettysburg Hospital, a 76-bed acute-care facility, are the cornerstones of the health system. In April 2012, WellSpan Health opened the WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital a 73-bed state-of-the art hospital, to care for patients recovering from strokes, traumas, chronic disease complications and orthopedic injuries. The organization has received significant, national recognition, including being named a "Top 100 Integrated Health Network" by Verispan, being one of the "Top 25 Connected Healthcare Facilities" by Health Imaging and IT. WellSpan Health is an integrated health system with more than 60 care sites, more than 8,700 employees and seven residency programs.

The Community
Wellspan Health facilities are located in York and Adams counties, which offer an ideal living environment to match the quality of work-life balance you're seeking. Both communities offer abundant outdoor and cultural activities, including restaurants, theatre, golf courses, hiking trails, water sports and historic tours. The communities are a short drive from several, large metropolitan areas including the Baltimore/DC metro area and Philadelphia.

If you value a strong sense of community, the more palatable pace of rural living, and the convenience of a workplace close to home, you'll realize the advantages of considering Wellspan Health as part of your future.

If interested, please apply online www.wellspancareers.org

5/13/13

Southeast Georgia Health System

Exceptional Care. Exceptional Careers.

Southeast Georgia Health System is a not-for-profit healthcare system with multiple locations and services. The System has served the residents of and visitors to the beautiful Golden Isles and surrounding areas of Southeast Georgia since 1888.

Southeast Georgia Health System offers an excellent compensation package, including comprehensive benefits, including competitive salary with RVU bonus potential, medical, dental, vision, short and long term disability insurance, CME allowance, professional liability insurance coverage, life insurance, 403(b), and PTO.

We are currently seeking a results-driven:
Manager, Central Sterile OR Materials Management and SPD

The Manager, Central Sterile OR Materials Management and SPD is responsible for the management of the central sterile, SPD and OR materials management.

Specifically, the Manager, Central Sterile OR Materials Management and SPD:

Ensures all regulatory standards for preparations and decontamination are followed.
Is responsible for the accountability, repair and processing of instrumentation utilizing the tracking system and that all equipment including washers and sterilizers are operating according to industry standards.
Ensures that all instrument tray count sheets are up to date on an ongoing basis.
Ensures regulatory testing and Biological monitoring is met for all autoclaves and cold sterilization process, as well as JCAHO and regulatory requirements for tracking and documentation of items distributed from the Sterile Processing department.
Responsible for department budget expenses and personnel activities.
Manages inventory and tracks all medical supplies thru Supply Scan inventory system.
Plans, develops and implements Supply Scan to new areas within the Brunswick Campus and upgrade existing Supply Scan areas.
Is responsible for ensuring "out-dated" supplies are non-existent, monitored and maintained within the Brunswick Campus.
Ensures SPD stock is being replenished daily (using the "first-in/first-out" rule), unused stock is being returned and credited back to SPD inventory. Responsible for manually "keying out" and adjusting inventory levels to reflect actual/current inventory.
Assists the OR and OCC with specific supply, instrument and equipment needs in an urgent manner. Plans, develops and implements department policy and procedures.
Ensures supplies and equipment for areas of responsibility within the OR and OCC are requested, ordered, received and disbursed according to procedure.
Assists the Surgery personnel by providing appropriate and timely ordering information for product and services, while providing accurate information relating to patient charges for supplies and implants.
Additional key tasks include: Process of consignment inventory, monitor expiration dates of medical/surgical supplies, reviews the implant log for integrity, proficiency in information systems such as Mediclick, Microsoft, Surginet, Kreg, etc. (for tasks such as shopping guide maintenance/update, Surgical Item Master, etc.) This position also processes equipment repair and returns as needed.

Qualifications include, but are not limited to:

High school diploma or equivalent; Certified in Central Sterile area
Minimum of 5 years central sterile and inventory control experience in a hospital setting
Working knowledge of Materials Management Information System and standards office software applications
Strong math, analytical and interpersonal skills
Ability to communicate, negotiate, and promote conflict resolution

Qualified candidates may apply online at www.sghs.org. Or you may apply to the direct link below: http://jobs.sghs.org/jobs/774111-Manager-Central-Sterile-OR-Materials-Management.aspx

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin.

EOE/AA: M/F/D/V

Hires only Non-Tobacco Users

5/13/13

Bon Secours is seeking a Central Sterile Tech in Richmond, VA.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

Requires knowledge generally acquired through a high school education in order to complete forms, comprehend verbal and written instructions and preform basic calculations.
Knowledge of Medical terminology or general hospital experience is required
Central Processing experience is preferred.
Ability to work with equipment related to sterilization processes
Knowledge of surgical Case cart production
Basic knowledge of surgical instrument tracking system, Computer knowledge to process procedure trays using the tracking system

Please apply online at careers.bonsecours.com

5/13/13

Mercy Medical Center Redding, a Dignity Health member, is located in beautiful Far Northern California.

We are seeking an experienced Central Sterile Manager for our 266-bed trauma level II hospital in Redding, CA. We offer outstanding benefits and compensation, along with a beautiful backdrop among mountains, lakes and hiking/biking trails.

Come join us and Live Your Life On Purpose!

5/13/13

Manager Central Services Operations - First Hill Sterile Processing Schedule: Full-time
Shift: Day
Job Category: Surgical Services
Location: Washington-Seattle

Where you work matters! Swedish Medical Center is looking for a Manager of Central Services Operations at Swedish First Hill in Seattle, WA.

The CS Operations Manager is responsible for providing leadership for the Central Services Department and all facets of sterile processing and perioperative supply chain functions, in support of over 22,000 surgeries per year.

In this position you will:

Oversee departmental operations and productivity, inclusive of workflow design and optimization
Evaluate, maintain, and improve quality control systems
Develop a cohesive team, mentor supervisory staff, and ensure technical competency across all position levels
Oversee instrument inventory, related tracking and distribution processes
Manage supervisory and individual contributor staff members, inclusive of hiring, peformance evaluation and improvement, staff development, and disciplinary actions
Manage the department budget and partner with counterparts at other campuses
Ensure customer and patient satisfaction

Required qualifications for this position include:

Bachelor's Degree in related field
Previous experience in tertiary acute care hospial
Current Central Services certification from either the International Association of Hospital Central Services Materiel Management (IAHCSMM) of the Certification Board of Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD)

Preferred qualifications for this position include:

Master's degree in Business Administration, Health Administration, pulic Health or equivalent
Operating Room experience as a Registered Nurse

About the First Hill Campus.
The 697-bed tertiary-care center on the Swedish/First Hill campus is the flagship of the Swedish health-care system. Swedish/First Hill has one of the most active and advanced birthing programs in Washington state and houses a Level III neonatal intensive-care unit. More surgeries are performed each year at Swedish/First Hill than at any other facility in the region; volumes include more total joint replacements than any other medical center in the state.

We offer a full comprehensive range of benefits — see our website for details — http://www.swedishcareers.org/pages/benefits.html

Our Mission
Our Non-Profit Mission: Improve the health and well-being of each person we serve., Our Vision: Demonstrate the highest-quality, best-value healthcare to all we serve.

About Us
Since 1910, Swedish has been a hallmark of excellence. In a research study conducted by the National Research Corp., Swedish is consistently named the area's best hospital, with the best doctors, nurses and overall care in many specialties.

Swedish has grown to become the largest non-profit health provider in the Greater Seattle area with 11,000 employees, more than 2,800 physicians and 1,700 volunteers.

Swedish is committed to being the best place to receive care, and also the best place to work. We reward our employees with generous compensation and benefits, individualized orientation, education and a supportive work environment., Swedish has a non-discrimination policy and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

5/13/13

Swedish Covenant Hospital is seeking a Central Service Manager

Swedish Covenant Hospital, an independent nonprofit hospital in Chicago is seeking a Central Service Manager. Bachelors degree in business, nursing or healthcare management is preferred. 2-3 years Sterile Processing experience and 2-3 years Sterile Processing and/or Management experience required. Certification as a sterile processing or operating room technician is required.

Swedish Covenant Hospital offers a competitive benefit package: medical, dental, 403B match, life insurance, long term disability, and more.

Please go to our website at swedishcovenant.org to apply or may apply directly through the link below.

http://tinyurl.com/cczrxtt

EOE

5/13/13

Vanderbilt University is looking for a Sterile Process Technician for our 3 pm - 11:30 pm shift. Please see the complete opening at http://www.vanderbilt.jobs and search for Job Number 1304058

As a Process Technician, you will provide a continuous flow of sterile/reusable supplies, equipment and surgical instrumentation which require centralized collection, disinfection, inspection, assembly, preparation, sterilization and monitoring to hospital areas.

We're looking for a growth oriented professional with 1 year of related experience. You will be working at one of the nation's premier Children's organizations - Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt. Please contact candice.fields@vanderbilt.edu for more details.

5/13/13

Hospital Project Management (HPM) Process Consultant

Aesculap, Inc., the world's largest supplier of surgical instruments and implants, has an excellent opportunity for a HPM Process Consultant.

The Process Consultant must be a content expert concerning CSSD policy, procedure and daily operations. They must have an in-depth knowledge and understanding of local and national standards organizations such as AAMI, AORN, JCAHO, FDA, CDC, OSHA, etc. This person will also have a deep understanding of surgical instrumentation and quality issues surrounding them. The Process Consultant position is responsible for clinical support and consultation of our Sales team. They must also posses an in-depth knowledge of the complete Aesculap product range and competitor products. This knowledge will allow you to analyze and evaluate surgical instruments and document the findings. The Process Consultant will also be a liaison to AAMI and AORN and expected to attend meeting and sit on committees. This person will have above average organizational and presentation skills. Exceeding customer expectations is essential while performing Inventory Analysis and Consulting services with Aesculap.

BA or BS or 5-7 years of equivalent experience is required.
Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) Preferred.
Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) from the International Association of Healthcare Central Service Material Management (IAHCSMM), or equivalent is required.
Certification in Healthcare Leadership from the International Association of Healthcare Central Service Material Management
5 – 10 years experience in Peri-operative Services or Central Sterile Supply Departments required.
Maintains current knowledge of federal regulations and other regulatory bodies; i.e. JCAHO, CMS, OSHA, AAMI, AORN, FDA, CDC and other standards as applicable to various areas.
Computer skills in Windows, Microsoft Office Suite of products, Word, Excel, and Power Point required.
Specific skills: product and clinical knowledge, great organizational, interpersonal, sales, leadership, customer relations, communicative and managerial skills.

Aesculap offers an excellent benefits package. Qualified candidates should visit www.aesculapusa.com to submit their resume. Req. #4256. An EOE/AA.

5/13/13

SpecialtyCare is Your Trusted Career Partner

SpecialtyCare is the premier clinical provider in partnering with hospitals and physicians to provide high performance patient care. SpecialtyCare offers opportunity for continuous learning, growth and career advancement.

SpecialtyCare believes in local teams that support local hospitals
SpecialtyCare understands our Associates' desire to advance their careers; we offer opportunities for significant growth
SpecialtyCare encourages our associates to utilize our generous annual allowance for Professional Development to attend meetings and conferences
SpecialtyCare offers Tuition Assistance to pursue additional job related college education

SpecialtyCare is looking for a Sterile Processing Department Implementation Specialist to travel to contracted facilities throughout the U.S. in the following cities. Travel would be up to 80%.

Brooklyn, NY
Memphis, TN

Job Summary
As an Sterile Processing Department Implementation Specialist you will supervise and manage the transition of SpecialtyCare products, services, and staff at newly contracted facilities. Ensure that each step set forth in the SpecialtyCare new Hospital Implementation Plan is completed and that the SpecialtyCare operational model is in place and properly supported by all SpecialtyCare personnel on the site. Achieve targeted quality outcomes and compliance with The Joint Commission standards, SpecialtyCare policies, applicable policies at the account(s) or program(s), and other applicable regulatory requirements.

This position involves extensive travel of up to 60-80% with heavy customer contact. This position is based on the start-up of newly signed contracts that can be located anywhere in the continental U.S. These start-ups will require travel assignments lasting approximately 3-4 weeks each.

Coordinate effective and efficient transition of services at newly contracted facilities.
Establishes timelines for project aspects, monitoring the progress of each, and maintaining effective progress.
Coordinates completion of site-specific training for all on-site associates.
Responsible for coordinating the invoicing process for newly contracted sites.
Responsible for issue recognition, identification and application of appropriate resources necessary to resolve issues, status reporting, and overall management of issues through resolution.
Works with SPD Manager to coordinate special projects for staff education, record keeping, data collection and quality audits/trending at designated sites.
Performs SPD Need Assessments in coordination with Senior Director and Business Development.
Performs other duties and works on special projects.
Strong service–oriented approach in interactions with all customers, both external and internal.

Requirements

Minimum three years' experience in a hospital management position with a minimum of three years as a Central Sterile Processing Technician.
Prefer College degree with a minimum of two years' experience in a customer service or sales/marketing position in a medical corporation.
CRCST registration required and CHL preferred within 6 months.
Strong service–oriented approach in interactions with all customers, both external and internal.
Ability to be a team player and build consensus with others to accomplish general objectives while coordinating efforts among multiple groups.
Capable of organizing and coordinating ideas aimed at obtaining specific goals.
Can assess situations to develop and implement problem-solving strategies.
Strong time management skills with the ability to prioritize and ability to manage workload and achieve results with minimal supervision.
Ability to coordinate projects with multiple internal departments.
Must be able to influence others through knowledge, communication style, ability, and earned confidence.
Must be an active listener
Requires cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification.
Must have use of personal automobile for business purposes.
Must have a valid driver's license and the minimum coverage for personal automobile insurance as required by the State of residence.

Apply online at specialtycare.net or send resume to kimberly.garrott@specialtycare.net.

SpecialtyCare is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer

Employment with SpecialtyCare is at-will

5/13/13

SpecialtyCare is Your Trusted Career Partner

SpecialtyCare believes in local teams that support local hospitals
SpecialtyCare understands our Associates' desire to advance their careers; we offer opportunities for significant growth
SpecialtyCare encourages our associates to utilize our generous annual allowance for Professional Development to attend meetings and conferences
SpecialtyCare offers Tuition Assistance to pursue additional job related college education

SpecialtyCare is looking for Sterile Processing Department Supervisor in the following cities:

Houston, TX
Brooklyn, NY
Sioux Falls, SD
Philadelphia, PA
Detroit, MI

Job Summary
Supervises Central Services Department, interprets policies, procedures, standards and regulations as is appropriate to personnel/nursing and medical staff. Performs duties of the Sterile Processing Technician as necessary.

Sterilize instruments, equipment, linen and supplies using various types of autoclaves.
Assist in investigation of problem areas or complaints concerning intra-and interdepartmental operation.
Load autoclaves in prescribed manner and set controls to specified time and temperature according to the type of items being sterilized.
Complete appropriate documentation records prior to sterilization, read and initials and incubates biologicals.
Verifies autoclave graph and sterilizer printout verify that all requirements have been met.
Assemble all instrument procedure trays, packs, supply carts following prescribed manner using protocol content lists as a guide, mark items with identifying data and distribute or store in designated areas.
Dispense products requested by verbal, written or telephone requisitions for equipment and supplies.
Identify and assign priority to emergency requisitions and required supplies and equipment based on knowledge of procedure requested.
Disassemble and clean equipment-using detergents, reassemble equipment and operate to test for proper functioning.
Disassemble and clean procedure trays and instruments using detergent following the prescribed procedures. Replace lost or damaged instruments as required to complete the tray.
Replace lost or damaged instruments as required to complete the tray.
Obtain, complete and submit all inter- and intradepartmental forms following the prescribed manner to verify appropriate work assignments.
Maintain assigned work areas and equipment in a clean and organized condition to maintain required standards for handling of sterilized, clean materials and equipment.
Perform other related duties as required such as examining sterilization/expiration dates, reporting inoperable equipment, making visual inventory inspections to maintain adequate levels of stock and supplies
Test effectiveness of autoclaves by assembling and placing culture spore tests and total air removal tests in autoclaves
Check all autoclaves for proper working condition and correctly dated graphs.
Process patient charges, trace lost or incomplete charges and transferred equipment for accurate charges to the patient.
Supports and encourages working a harmonious working relationship within and between departments.
Actively supports group decisions.
Motivates staff/co-workers in a positive manner.
Promotes an environment for interdisciplinary team approach to achieve mission/goals of the hospital and Company.
Ensures all Company policy and procedures are followed.
Exercises independent judgment in coordinating CS with operating room functions and nursing unit/area functions and other user departments in order to provide services promptly and efficiently.
May perform other work related duties as assigned.

Requirements

One to 2 years supervisory experience preferred and/or related experience.
Previous related medical experience or completion of related medical/science college level courses, certificate or degree is preferred. High school diploma or equivalent required.
Must maintain a current registration as a CRCST.
Must have a thorough knowledge aseptic technique, sterilization techniques, infection control requirements, and a basic knowledge of medical/surgical procedure and terminology.

Apply online at www. specialtycare.net or send resume to kimberly.garrott@specialtycare.net.

SpecialtyCare is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer

Employment with SpecialtyCare is at-will

5/13/13

SpecialtyCare is Your Trusted Career Partner

SpecialtyCare believes in local teams that support local hospitals
SpecialtyCare understands our Associates' desire to advance their careers; we offer opportunities for significant growth
SpecialtyCare encourages our associates to utilize our generous annual allowance for Professional Development to attend meetings and conferences
SpecialtyCare offers Tuition Assistance to pursue additional job related college education

SpecialtyCare is looking for Sterile Processing Department Techs in the following cities:

Houston, TX
Brooklyn, NY
Memphis, TN

Job Summary
The Sterile Processing Technician is responsible for decontamination, cleaning, processing and sterilization of supplies and equipment dispensed by the department following infection control practices. Willingness to accept new ideas and work under stressful conditions.

Sterilize instruments, equipment, linen and supplies using various types of autoclaves.
Load autoclaves in prescribed manner and set controls to specified time and temperature according to the type of items being sterilize.
Complete appropriate documentation records prior to sterilization, read and initials and incubates biologicals.
Verifies autoclave graph and sterilizer printout verify that all requirements have been met.
Assemble all instrument procedure trays, packs, supply carts following prescribed manner using protocol content lists as a guide, mark items with identifying data and distribute or store in designated areas.
Disassemble and clean equipment-using detergents, reassemble equipment and operate to test for proper functioning.
Examining sterilization/expiration dates.
Reporting inoperable equipment.
Making visual inventory inspections to maintain adequate levels of stock and supplies.
Test effectiveness of autoclaves by assembling and placing culture spore tests and total air removal tests in autoclaves.
Check all autoclaves for proper working condition and correctly dated graphs
Process patient charges, trace lost or incomplete charges and transferred equipment for accurate charges to the patient.

Requirements

Maintain a current registration as a CRCST.
Must have a thorough knowledge aseptic technique, sterilization techniques, infection control requirements, and a basic knowledge of medical/surgical procedure and terminology.

Apply online at specialtycare.net or send resume to kimberly.garrott@specialtycare.net.

SpecialtyCare is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer

5/13/13

SpecialtyCare is Your Trusted Career Partner

SpecialtyCare believes in local teams that support local hospitals
SpecialtyCare understands our Associates' desire to advance their careers; we offer opportunities for significant growth
SpecialtyCare encourages our associates to utilize our generous annual allowance for Professional Development to attend meetings and conferences
SpecialtyCare offers Tuition Assistance to pursue additional job related college education

SpecialtyCare is looking for a Sterile Processing Department Manager in the following cities.

Houston, TX
Sioux Falls, SD
Philadelphia, PA

Job Summary
This position is responsible for managing the account's Central Sterile Processing Program. To maintain a consistent high standard of supplies, assure that the department will meet or exceed the Joint Commission/HFAP requirements and be maintained in a cost-effective manner. Provides leadership and management to staff assigned to account(s).

Assures that the standards of operation of the department comply with the standards set by regulatory agencies, such as the state Department of Health, Joint Commission and others.
Directs the overall activities to include labor standards, submits, and monitors the department budget.
Manage all staff to include scheduling, time approval, hiring and corrective action as needed.
Provides a comprehensive departmental orientation to all new personnel and required training to all staff on an ongoing basis.
Develops and implements departmental performance improvement activities and assures ongoing staff participation.
Establishes internal inventory levels and maintains levels in accordance with set standards and in coordination within using units within the hospital; establishes par level stocks and monitors them for proper utilization.
Using independent judgment may effectively recommend the firing, hiring, promotion or discipline under his/her direction.
Participates as an active member of hospital committees as assigned. In coordination with Engineering and ancillary department establishes a preventative maintenance program for Central Sterile Processing equipment and maintains adequate inventory of equipment to meet hospital use requirements.
Maintains continued education in the field of Central Sterile Processing operations and equipment through education, literature and seminars.
Provides instructions and in-service in new products, procedures and equipment in a manner that will identify and prevent resource loss and maintain safety.
Provides training and education to staff to prepare them for the national certification examinations.
Responsible for implementing and reinforcing SpecialtyCare's Vision, Mission and Values.
Meets with Senior Director, SPD to communicate staffing needs, reports customer satisfaction issues and discuss supply/equipment needs.
Performs other duties and works on special projects as assigned.

Requirements

A college degree or equivalent preferred.
Three years' experience in a hospital management position with a minimum of three years as a Central Sterile Processing Technician.
CRCST registration and CCSM registration preferred.

Apply online at specialtycare.net or send resume to kimberly.garrott@specialtycare.net.

SpecialtyCare is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.

Employment with SpecialtyCare is at-will.