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The Surgical Instrument Processing Technician is responsible for managing surgical instruments across six service-line specialties, including decontamination, assembly, inspection, packaging, sterilization, storage, distribution, tracking, equipment troubleshooting, and quality testing. The role also trains peers, serves as a preceptor and informal educator, and acts as a shift lead when a supervisor or coordinator is unavailable. The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent, at least five years of experience, proficiency in at least six service-line specialties, and CSPDT or CRCST certification; CSIS or CIS certification and professional organization membership are preferred. The role involves independent work in inpatient care areas, continuous standing and walking, and lifting up to 40 pounds.
