Equipment Materials Instrument Technician, Sterile Processing, Baptist Downtown

Job Summary

Baptist Medical Center is looking for an Equipment Materials Instrument Technician to support the Sterile Processing Department at Downtown. This position is a Full-time Days opportunity.

As a Equipment Materials Instrument Technician, your responsibilities include:

• Coordinate activities of the sterile processing department, demonstrating thorough knowledge of sterilization processes — from cleaning and decontamination to packaging, sterilization, and distribution

• Ensure quality and contents of instrument trays meet surgical needs

• Supervise case cart, SPD, and Core operations; develop and configure instrument trays for surgical procedures

• Handle daily processing of case cart supplies and instruments

• Coordinate with vendors to ensure trays are complete and sterilized

• Collaborate with OR staff regarding instruments and supplies

• Participate in departmental planning and committee and engage in ongoing education and professional organizations

• Maintain compliance with safety standards and hospital policies

• Manage vendor adherence to established practices, including regularly scheduled inventory reviews, payment practices, and contract adherence

Experience Requirements:

• 1-2 years Instrument Experience Required

• 1-2 years Surgical Instrumentation Experience

Education & Credential Requirements:

• High School Diploma Required

• Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) - HSPA Preferred

This Equipment Materials Instrument Technician position will be located at Baptist Downtown. If you are interested in the Full-time Days opportunity, please apply today or contact Tiffany Marmol at tiffany.marmol@bmcjax.com.

Education Required

High School

Experience

• Data Analytics and Reporting
• Sterile Processing Experience

License and Certification

• Driver's License - DMV
• Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) - HSPA
• Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) - NBSTSA

Location