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Shift: Days, 5x8hrs
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Hours: 40 hrs/wk
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Start Date: Sep 21, 2026
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Length: 13 weeks
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Openings: 1
American Traveler is seeking a Certified Surgical Technologist for a Pediatric Operating Room position requiring 2+ years of high-level acute OR experience and current CST certification.
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Work in a Pediatric Operating Room within a 152-bed Level II pediatric trauma hospital featuring a 70-bed Level IV NICU
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Facility includes 8 total ORs (7 general and 1 CVOR)
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Care for patients ranging from neonates to 18-year-olds, including adult-sized patients, developmentally delayed patients, and those with congenital anomalies
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Scrub for a wide range of cases including pediatric trauma, neurosurgery, spine, urology, gynecology, orthopedics, oncology, ENT, and general surgery
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Preferred but not required experience in dental, ophthalmology (strabismus repairs), and robotics (DaVinci XI)
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Epic EMR system used
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May float to PICU to assist with procedures and to NICU at TG (connected by walkway)
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8-hour day shifts scheduled from 0645-1515
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Other available shift options include 10H Days (0645-1715), 12H Days (0645-1915), and 12H Nights (1845-0715)
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Weekend shifts are unlikely but may be assigned if weekend staff are unavailable
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On-call requirement of approximately 2 weeknights (1900-0700) and 1 weekend (1900 Friday - 0700 Monday) every 6 weeks with a 30-minute response time
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Night shift staff are not required to take call
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Minimum of 2 years of high-level acute OR experience, with consideration given for adult or pediatric background
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First-time travelers accepted if they have 5+ years of experience
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BLS certification required
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CST certification required
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Washington state license required (must be in hand or have proof of application submitted 6+ weeks prior)
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License required if applicable
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Proficiency scrubbing for the listed pediatric case types required
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Scrubs are provided by the facility
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Candidates should be prepared for a two-step interview process including a clinical interview and a unit-level interview