Summary: This role involves maintaining anesthesia supplies and equipment in optimal condition daily. You will ensure proper inventory management and equipment placement according to anesthesiologist or CRNA requests. The position supports anesthesia providers before and during anesthetic administration, emphasizing excellent customer service.

Education: No formal training is required, though familiarity with hospital operations and supplies is beneficial. Experience as a Certified Surgical Scrub Tech (CSS) or nursing assistant is preferred.

Experience: This is an entry-level position in anesthesia, with advancement opportunities based on competency achievements during the probationary period. Candidates should prefer routine, organized tasks involving cleaning, storing, and maintaining equipment.

Requirements: Ability to work under close supervision alongside multiple staff levels. Must be available for call coverage and shifts including first and second shifts. Minimal direct patient contact, primarily interacting with adult patients and guests. Physical demands include walking and standing most of the day, reaching, lifting, and carrying supplies and equipment. Manual dexterity, motor coordination, and near visual acuity are essential. Potential exposure to blood or infectious materials may occur.

This position is located in a regional healthcare setting within the Southeastern United States.