What are the responsibilities and job description for the Operating Room Assistant (ORA) - FT position at Wooster Community Hospital?
WOOSTER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL JOB DESCRIPTION
Operating Room Assistant (ORA)
MAIN FUNCTION: Facilitates and assists with the daily flow of activities of the operating room and patient care by cleaning the operating room suites and related areas , transporting patients and equipment, stocking supplies, and performing other duties as assigned.
RESPONSIBLE TO: Clinical Manager Surgery
MUST HAVE REQUIREMENTS:
High School Diploma or GED.
BLS required
Able to assist in lifting patients into wheelchairs or beds/carts.
Able to maneuver carts, beds, or wheelchairs for patients of varying size using good body mechanics.
No written disciplinary action within the last 12 months.
PREFERRED ATTRIBUTES:
Flexible hours during daytime shift.
Good communication/customer service skills.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
Employees in this position may be exposed to blood, body fluids, and/or airborne pathogens and are required to wear barriers.
Denotes ADA Essential
Follows Appropriate Service Standards
Facilitate efficient Operating Room turnover and preparation for the following cases in a timely manner.
Transport patients, case carts, instrument trays, and specimens to and from the operating room in a safe and efficient manner.
Provide support to the OR suites as necessary and directed.
Stock supply closets in the operating rooms as directed.
Assist in gathering equipment necessary for the operating rooms.
Remove unnecessary equipment return to its proper place.
Understands the mechanics of carts, beds, and wheelchairs and able to operate each independently and safely.
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- Pull cases from the preference cards.
Assist in opening of sterile supplies as needed and directed
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- Performs additional assignments as needed and directed by the charge nurse.
Follows AORN and ANSI Guidelines for Perioperative Environment
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10 am to 6:30pm; Monday to Friday; No Weekends or Holidays
40 hours a week