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RNFA - OPERATING ROOM Job in Canton, Ohio US
RNFA - OPERATING ROOM
Aultman Health Foundation
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Canton, OH
Posted:
5/13/2024
- Expires:
8/11/2024
Job ID: 273408695
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Req# 28779
Aultman Health Foundation, CANTON, OH
AULTMAN HOSPITAL
Aultman Health Foundation
Full Time, Varied Shifts, Varied
PURPOSE OF POSITION
As defined by the AmericanCollege of Surgeons (ACS), the Surgical First Assistant provides aid in exposure, hemostasis, and other technical functions that will help the surgeon carry out a safe operation with optimal results for the patient.This role will vary considerably with the surgical procedure, specialty area, surgeon, and type of facility.
RESPONSIBILITIES & EXPECTATIONS
* Serves as a consultant in all aspects of patient care, policies, procedures, equipment operation, instruments and supplies in the Main OR.
* Seeks out additional educational opportunities to increase current clinical expertise related to various surgical procedures.
* Maintains proficiency in the roles of the RN circulator, scrub, 1st and 2nd assistant roles.
* Promotes clinical and professional leadership growth within the department.
Job Requirements
* BSN, CNOR, RNFA certificate
* Prior experience preferred
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, or veteran status.
Preoperative Duties Performed to Assist the Surgeon for Maximum Patient Care, Safety, and Economy of Time
1. STERILE TECHNIQUE:
A. Perform the appropriate preoperative skin scrub for the particular procedure
and circumstance.
B. Demonstrate the understanding of aseptic technique and sterile vs.
non-sterile areas.
C. Display surgical conscience for the safety of the patient, other employees
and themselves.
D. Wear appropriate barriers as outlined in the Infection Control Manual for
protection against blood and body contamination of patient and self.
2. PREOPERATIVE PREPERATION OF THE PATIENT
A.Demonstrate timely movement of the patient to the OR.
B.Properly identifies the patient:
1.Verbally check with the patient (patient name, surgeon,
and procedure)
2.Visually checks the ID band, chart, surgery schedule and bed tag.
3.Display a professional and courteous manner while reassuring
the patient that asks questions; give support to the patient.
4.Respect the patient's confidentiality.
C.Facilitate voluntarily in an assistant or non-assistant room, and work
efficiently with the OR team, performing duties in an efficient and safe
manner, proceeding smoothly throughout the day.
D.Collect and properly display the appropriate x-rays.
E.Properly measure patients for intra-operative procedures.
F.Review patient chart.
G.Assist anesthesia under direct supervision, if time permits.
H.Properly bi-valve any cast that needs to be removed, having patient
safety in mind at all times.
I.Position the patient properly, being aware of and padding areas that
require special protection, making adjustments for surgeon's preferences.
J.Prepare and properly perform surgical preps and urethral catheter insertions.
1.Routinely inspects the surgical site to insure that a proper shave
prep was performed according to the type of surgery and
surgeon's preference.
2.Routinely verify any patient allergies and changes the prep
solutions accordingly.
3.Display knowledge of the surgeon's preferences and prepare
the prep tray in a sterile, economical, and uniform manner with the
supplies needed.
4.Ready to insert the catheter and/or perform the skin prep when
anesthesia permits.
5.Following skin preparation, checks that there is no pooling of fluids beneath the patient or near the Bovie pad.
INTRA-OPERATIVE: The Ability to First or Second Assist Any Surgeon on Any Case With Minimum Difficulty
1. KNOT TYING
a.Knots are square, secure and they approximate the tissue, do not slip, and have
the correct number of knots required for that particular tissue.
b.Is familiar with tensile strength using appropriate tension for the
type of suture.
c.Demonstrates dexterity and knowledge of one handed and two handedties,
surgeon's knot, and instrument ties in a smooth and efficient manner.
2. EXPOSURE OF INCISIONAL SITE
a.Demonstrates skill and knowledge of maintaining hemostasis by proper use of
pressure, clamps, ties, suture ligatures, clips or electrocautery according to
surgeon's preference.
b.Provides and maintains the proper exposure necessary to perform the
operative procedure while protecting vital organs, tissues and other structures.
c.Sponges and suctions at the appropriate time without interfering with the flow
of the surgery in order to allow a clear and unobstructed view of the
operative field.
3. KNOWLEDGE OF EQUIPMENT AND INSTURMENTATION
a.Demonstrates the proper use of equipment in a smooth, safe, and
efficient manner.
b.Demonstrates proper use of instrumentation at the field:
1.Selects appropriate instrument according to need and
doctor's preference.
2.Operates instrumentation in a smooth, safe, and efficient manner to
achieve the desired result.
c.Practices care and economy in the use of equipment and materials.
4. CUTTING SUTURE
a.When cutting suture, the assistant demonstrates promptness, proper
handling of scissors, and safe cutting techniques.
b.Assistant displays ability to adjust cutting length to various suturesand doctor's preference.
5. WOUND CLOSURE
a.Assistant closes the proper anatomical layers with the appropriate type
of suture and stitch according to the surgeon's preference.
b.Demonstrates knowledge of suture material, various types of stitches,
and properly closes the incision in a smooth and efficient manner
Aultman Health Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) that values and respects the importance of a diverse and inclusive workforce. It is the policy of the company to recruit, hire, train and promote persons in all job titles without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, protected veteran status or disability. We recognize that diversity and inclusion is a driving force in the success of our company. Aultman is an Equal Opportunity Employer that will make reasonable accommodation to enable individuals with disabilities to apply and compete for employment opportunities for which they are qualified. To request an accommodation, please email our Human Resources department at
hr@aultman.com
, or call 330-363-5415 for further assistance.
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Job Summary
Employment Type:
Full Time Employee
Job type:
Federal Contractor
Skill Based Partner:
No
Education Level:
No school grade completed
Work Days:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
Job Reference Code
79081980
Salary
N/A
Licenses / Certifications:
N/A
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