Certified Surgical Technologist - Operating Room - Evenings

Discover the future of surgical care and do something amazing with your career at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center. For more than 20 years, our hospital has been home to the most advanced surgical care in the nation. From pioneering “scarless” surgery techniques to multi-organ autoplantation, we remain the go-to for the highest acuity trauma, oncology surgery and neurosurgery cases. Now, we invite you to join our skilled, patient-focused OR team and discover where amazing works!

Certified Surgical Technologist - Operating Room - Evenings

Join our high-profile team, and build on our reputation for excellence as you provide crucial support to physicians throughout a wide range of surgical procedures for the orthopedics service line. Thrive in a fast-paced environment that challenges you to perform at your best every day and fosters your continued growth and advancement. You will function as a scrub person, circulation assistant, and member of the surgical team. You will assist in the care, preparation, and maintenance of supplies and equipment in the Operating Room. Experience life at the forefront of a better tomorrow – for patients, our hospital and your career. 

This is a full time position working 3:00pm-11:30pm at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center. Rotating weekend and alternating holiday shifts are required.

Preferred Criteria 

• Prior experience as an OR/Surgical Tech in an acute care setting

Required Criteria

• Certified Surgical Technologist by the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting Certification (NBSTSA) or if a new graduate, must supply exam date prior to start of employment. Certification must be obtained within six months of hire and complete a probationary period of six (6) months from date of hire

• Completion of a certified Surgical Technologist, Operating Room Technician or comparable training program or experience as on O.R. Technician/Surgical Technologist in an acute care setting

• High school diploma or GED