Role OverviewThe Lead Cardiac, Vascular and Thoracic Surgical Technologist demonstrates advanced knowledge, technical skill and understanding of the unique requirements of cardiac, vascular and thoracic procedures, including specialty instrumentation, implants, grafts, equipment and emergency readiness.
What You Will Do
The Lead assumes responsibility and accountability for service-line room readiness, case preparation and coordination of instrumentation, supplies, implants and equipment. The Lead maintains knowledge of service-line equipment, ensures availability and proper working order, tracks repairs, supports product evaluation and participates in capital and new-purchase requests.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The Lead Cardiac, Vascular and Thoracic Surgical Technologist serves as the primary technical resource for the service line and collaborates with surgeons, anesthesia, perfusion, nursing, sterile processing, imaging and vendor partners to support safe, efficient care.
Requirements
- Advanced knowledge, technical skill and understanding of the unique requirements of cardiac, vascular and thoracic procedures
- Demonstrated proficiency in scrubbing and assisting with procedures across the service line
- Ability to assume responsibility and accountability for service-line room readiness, case preparation and coordination of instrumentation, supplies, implants and equipment
- Knowledge of service-line equipment, ability to ensure availability and proper working order, track repairs, support product evaluation and participate in capital and new-purchase requests
Benefits
- May be eligible for $15,000 sign on incentive
- May be eligible for relocation assistance
- May be eligible for tuition loan repayment
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