Within the role of technician, leader, and teacher, the Sterile Processing Technician III demonstrates the technical expertise to practice at the SPD Tech II level, and in addition, assume responsibility for complex instrumentation (i.e. Ortho, Neuro, and/or ENT) maintenance and development in conjunction with the SPD Supervisor, SPD Clinical Manager, Surgery Specialty Techs and/or Surgery Clinical Nurse III.  Promotes and improves the quality of unit daily operations, participates in the development of technical practice standards; assists in training and orienting new staff members; and education of SPT I and SPT II regarding instrumentation within designated specialty.  Provide for ongoing education regarding designated specialty instrumentation for all SPD staff.

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Required qualifications:

National Certified Registered Central Service Technician - Healthcare Sterile Processing Association upon hire or National Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician - Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution upon hire or National Certified Instrument Specialist - Healthcare Sterile Processing Association upon hire 2 years of Sterile processing experience, instrument room, or central supply experience in an acute care setting with comparable patient mix (trauma, open heart, total joint replacement, complex neuro procedures).

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