Sterile Supply Technician - Dayton 3rd Shift

Essential Functions

• Adhere to all safety guidelines, training and policies.
• Comply with standard work practices throughout all Central Supply operations.
• Complete assigned tasks in their assigned area in a timely manner.
• Achieves daily processing goals relating to productivity and quality.
• Obtains all needed supplies and equipment for processing/packaging session in the assigned area.
• Assists in room opening and support Manufacturing.
• Actively participates with the opening and set-up of the cleaning rooms according to established SOP.
• In a support role for the technicians by circulating in the core area.
• Assists in orientation and training of new employees as assigned.
• Actively participates in the movement of donor tissue for processing.
• Supports storeroom material flow and required kit building.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Minimum Requirements

• EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:
• Technician I: High school diploma or equivalent.
• WORK ENVIRONMENT and PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES:
• Demonstrated ability to:
• Work within a team setting.
• Receive and follow directions.
• Report numbers accurately and monitor error control.
• Receive and adapt to feedback.
• Report numbers accurately and monitor error control.
• Must be able to meet the required physical demands with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Requires heavy lifting, continuous levels of standing and is physically demanding.
• Requires good eye-hand coordination skills.
• Some areas of Manufacturing may require the ability to work around high magnetic circuits or magnetic fields.

Desired Qualifications

• Previous experience in a sterile central supply and delivery environment, tissue bank, or manufacturing environment.
• Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST).
• Associates degree in related field.
• Certified Tissue Bank Specialist (CTBS) or one year of previous tissue bank experience.
• Knowledge of processing anatomy and sterile techniques is preferred.
• Knowledge of medical terminology is preferred.