Responsible for the coordination, preparation, and delivery of hospital instrumentation and equipment, including decontamination, disinfection, and sterilization of surgical instruments.
Responsibilities
Maintains workstation and Prep/ Decontam areas in a neat, orderly, and efficient manner
Ensures the cleanliness of all instruments processed by inspection and adherence to all nationally recognized infection control standards
Assists other departments and personnel in acquiring instrumentation/equipment
Checks all instrument sets accurately per lists or policy
Removes and replaces all known defective instruments from sets
The Lab Technician II plays a critical role in keeping the promise of safety, quality, and reliability by managing supplies, reagent preparation, sterilization processes, and quality assurance activities.
Compensation
Salary ranges for U.S (excl. PR) locations (USD):$44,000.00 - $74,000.00
Responsibilities
Receive and release supplies for routine operational use, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with established procedures
Prepare and monitor in-house reagents, disinfectants, and media, maintaining accurate records of preparation frequency and batch consistency
Support sterilization processes by preparing supplies for depyrogenation and/or steam sterilization, while proactively monitoring and maintaining adequate stock levels
Manage inventory of all laboratory and operational supplies, conducting routine assessments and initiating purchase orders as needed to prevent shortages
Perform quality assurance activities, including growth promotion testing on incoming media and quality checks on incoming supplies to ensure conformance to specifications
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
vocational or technical education or certification
Take ownership of critical customer programs and play a pivotal role in bringing innovative products to market, leading technology transfers, commercial launches and lifecycle management activities within a state-of-the-art Drug Product fill & finish manufacturing facilities.
Responsibilities
Lead high-value and high-complexity Drug Product technology transfer and product lifecycle programs, driving the end-to-end journey from clinical development through process validation (PPQ), regulatory submission, commercialization, CPV/OPV and lifecycle management.
Act as the senior technical authority for complex customer programs, defining commercialization and validation strategies, providing technical governance, and serving as the escalation point for critical manufacturing, process and compliance challenges.
Lead the transfer, scale-up and implementation of Drug Product manufacturing processes into GMP operations, ensuring manufacturing readiness, successful commercial launch and sustainable routine production performance.
Develop and oversee Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 Process Validation strategies, including risk assessments, PPQ execution, statistical evaluations, trend analysis, process monitoring and post-approval change assessments.
Partner closely with customers and cross-functional stakeholders across Manufacturing, MSAT, QA, QC, Regulatory Affairs and Supply Chain to deliver program milestones, support regulatory submissions, and ensure inspection readiness for PAI and GMP audits.
Skills
Technical Consultant – Deep Brain Stimulation & Navigation
Provide technical expertise and clinical support for Deep Brain Stimulation and Navigation procedures, partnering with healthcare professionals and internal stakeholders to optimize procedural outcomes, customer experience, and product utilization.
Compensation
Medtronic offers a competitive Salary and flexible Benefits Package
Responsibilities
Provide intraoperative technical support for Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and Navigation procedures within assigned accounts
Partner with the sales team to support regional revenue, market development, and customer engagement objectives
Deliver product education, clinical training, and technical consultancy to healthcare professionals and hospital staff
Demonstrate product capabilities and provide technical expertise during customer presentations, evaluations, and clinical discussions
Support sales and marketing initiatives through customer programs, workshops, and educational activities
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Nursing, Biology, Life Sciences, Biomedical Science, Biomedical Engineering, or related clinical/scientific discipline
Nice to have: Neurosurgical procedures in a medical device environment
Nice to have: Clinical education and training delivery
Manage cleaning, sterilization, and preparation of surgical instruments and medical equipment to support patient safety in a dental healthcare setting.
Compensation
Hourly pay: $18–$23, based on experience
Responsibilities
Clean, disinfect, and sterilize surgical instruments and medical equipment according to protocols
Inspect instruments for functionality, cleanliness, and damage before sterilization
Assemble surgical trays and instrument sets for procedures
Operate sterilization equipment, including autoclaves and washer-disinfectors
Maintain accurate sterilization logs and inventory records
Sterile Processing Instrument Technician II responsible for decontamination, processing, and sterilization of medical instruments and equipment in a hospital setting.
Responsibilities
Follow manufacturer and hospital protocols for decontamination, processing, and sterilization
Maintain documentation and logs
Prioritize instrumentation for processing
Answer telephones and dispatch instrumentation, equipment, and supplies
Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
High School degree or GED equivalent
Nice to have: Prior healthcare related experience
Nice to have: Basic knowledge of sterilization processes in a clinical setting
Sterile Processing Tech II responsible for aseptic techniques, sterilization, infection control, and equipment operation within the Northwestern Medicine system.
Responsibilities
Demonstrates knowledge and use of the Tray Tracking computer system in assigned areas of the department.
Decontaminate, disinfect and/or sterilize surgical instruments in compliance with all established policies and procedures including infection control protocols.
Inspects, sorts, and processes surgical instrumentation in accordance to policy and procedures.
Reports and isolates damaged and missing items to Resource Coordinator and Manager.
Assembles and organizes surgical instrument sets according to instrument count sheets.
Lead the design and optimization of advanced aseptic filling processes, guiding projects from early concept to full production readiness as a technical leader.
Responsibilities
Develop and plan aseptic filling processes from design through production handover in close collaboration with customers and suppliers.
Provide expert solutions for complex cleanroom and filling technologies, including isolators, freeze‑drying, filling systems, inspection, and sterilization processes.
Lead the technical project team by structuring, organizing, and delegating tasks effectively.
Oversee the creation of key project documents such as flow diagrams, layouts, specifications, and tenders.
Take responsibility for cost, schedule, and quality within your planning scope.
Requirements
Degree or technical training in pharmaceutical technology
The Central Supply Technician is responsible for issuing, stocking, and delivering supplies to all areas and departments in the Central Supply department, including stock replenishment, equipment cleaning, and data entry.
Responsibilities
Provide departments with appropriate supplies via the Par Level system
Inventory and restock areas in a timely manner
Straighten carts, front stock, and organize before replenishments
Stick chargeable supplies as appropriate
Maintain communication with Department Manager and Buyer regarding supply needs
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