Central Service Instrument Technicians, sometimes called central service technicians or sterile processing technicians, must ensure all instruments used by medical personnel in a hospital or other health care facility are sterile, clean, and ready. As a Central Service Instrument Technician, you will offer crucial support in all patient care services and must be familiar with every tool used in an operating room. You will also be responsible for cleaning and packaging surgical instruments. In addition, you will sterilize, process, put together, store, and pass out medical devices and supplies, and keep records related to sterilization monitors, orders, and inventory.
Glendale Career College
Glendale Career College, a leader in allied health education, offers affordable, hands-on career training programs across multiple campuses in California. Their mission is to empower students to achieve economic, educational, and life goals through short-term and professional programs designed for gainful employment and career advancement, supported by quality instructional programs and student services.
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