Travel Surgical First Assistant (SFA) - $2,066 per week in Fort Wayne, IN

Job Title: Certified Surgical First Assistant Profession: CSFA Specialty: Operating Room Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 10H Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours Experience: Minimum 2 years as a CSFA License: Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) via NBSTSA Certifications: BLS (AHA) Must-Have: - Minimum 2 years experience as a CSFA surgical tech - BLS (AHA only) - Active NBSTSA certification Description: The Certified Surgical First Assistant is responsible for providing quality care as a member of the healthcare team within the perioperative environment. This role involves anticipating, planning for, and responding to the needs of the patient, surgeon, and other team members.

Job Title: Certified Surgical First Assistant Profession: CSFA Specialty: Operating Room Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 10H Days Hours per Shift: 10 hours Experience: Minimum 2 years as a CSFA License: Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) via NBSTSA Certifications: BLS (AHA) Must-Have: - Minimum 2 years experience as a CSFA surgical tech - BLS (AHA only) - Active NBSTSA certification Description: The Certified Surgical First Assistant is responsible for providing quality care as a member of the healthcare team within the perioperative environment. This role involves anticipating, planning for, and responding to the needs of the patient, surgeon, and other team members. The CSFA participates in and actively assists the surgeon in completing operations safely and efficiently. Key responsibilities include providing exposure, maintaining hemostasis, and performing other technical functions. Maintaining confidentiality of information regarding patients, families, coworkers, and physicians is essential. The CSFA must have the ability to set up, pass, and assist on a variety of cases. Understanding and performing duties of a first assistant in robotic cases is required. Possibility to be floated to other intradepartmental teams as needed. Client-owned and rep-provided sterile instrumentation will be utilized. An abbreviated orientation will be provided with the expectation that an experienced first assist can adapt to various surgeons after a few days in the operating rooms.