Surgical instruments and other equipment used in healthcare settings are organized and prepared by sterile processing technicians also known as Central Service Technicians. Cleaning, examining, sterilizing, storing, testing, and distributing medical instruments needed in surgery and other treatments are among their responsibilities. Patient safety depends on the work of a sterile processing technician. Scalpels and endoscopes are only two examples of the many various kinds of surgical instruments, and sterile processing experts make sure they are clean, in good functioning order, and ready for surgery at a moment's notice. To successfully operate on a patient, surgeons rely on having sterile, functional equipment at their disposal. Technicians in sterile processing handle that crucial task.