Position Overview
The Clinical Floater (Lab and Sterile Technician) plays a vital role in supporting the clinical team in patient care and ensuring clinic readiness. This position requires proficiency in basic clinical procedures and lab-related tasks to enhance patient experience and clinic efficiency.
Primary Responsibilities
- Patient Chair Maintenance: Clear and sanitize patient chairs and apply protective barriers.
- Instrument Sterilization: Manage sterilization and ensure all instruments are clean and prepared for use.
- Tray Set-Up: Prepare and organize trays for procedures.
- Lab Work: Create in-house retainers and IDB trays, manage lab work preparation, and check in appliances from external labs.
- Patient Imaging: Take patient photos, intraoral scans, and x-rays, and upload them to the system.
- Clinical Assistance: Place separators and deliver retainers directly to patients.
Qualities of an Effective Clinical Floater
- Efficient: Completes tasks quickly and effectively.
- Multitasker: Skilled at managing multiple responsibilities simultaneously.
- Friendly: Builds rapport with patients and works well within the team.
- Confident: Capable of handling tasks independently and assisting others as needed.
- Team Player: Supports the clinical team to ensure a smooth workflow.
Skills Education & Experience Requirements
- Minimum Education: High school diploma or GED (required)
Pay: From $15.00 per hour
Benefits:
Work Location: In person
