Surgical Technologist

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for Surgical Technologists as of May 2008 is, $40,070. This would amount to $19.27 an hour.

It would depend on the exact circumstances, but I'd imagine that leaving a surgical sponge inside a patient's body would almost certainly constitute medical malpractice.

How much they make depends on how many years since graduation from medical school. A surgical intern makes around 40,000/year a resident about 55,000/year and an attending probably makes starting about 200,000/year depending on where you live...

I recently worked at a surgical center in southern New Jersey that provided mostly orthopedic and plastic procedures. The position was per-diem. I averaged 20 to 50 hours per week @ $26.00 per hour.

When you are looking for the best surgical tech schools you cannot go wrong by checking out the education forums. Everyone has an opinion, but surgical tech schools which are recommended by past students will give you a base to work from.

Surgical services require surgical long term monitoring, and consulting facilities. Whereas ambulatory surgical centers require emergency ready short term sustainability facilities.

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The certification that someone needs in order to become a surgical technologist varies depending on the state that the individual resides in. It is best to consult a professional regarding this matter.

A Surgical Technologist can work anywhere a Surgeon works. Most work in hospitals for heart surgeons, brain surgeons, or general surgeons. Some Surgical Technologists work in private practices with Plastic Surgeons, Dentists, or Oral Surgeons.

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Modular term means, things which can be reused and fitted anywhere any time in general so modular ot means the opearting area set up can be shifted any where using the same materils..

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Yes. Then a third opinion would be asked.

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Surgical Technology is the training to become a Surgical Technologist. We are known as OR techs, scrub techs, scrub nurses (though we aren't nurses), or STs. We are the people who help the RN, anesthesia team, and surgeon before, during and after surgical procedures. While there is some variation of duties depending on the work place, we typically organize, prepare, and count the sterile instruments and supplies and then help the surgeon during the procedure. We pass instruments, etc., hold retractors, suction fluids, cut suture. we are the people wearing gowns and gloves right next to the surgeon throughout the procedure. In years past, techs were trained on the job but in the last few decades training programs have developed and certification has become desired by employers and sometimes required. The Associatio of Surgical Technologists (AST) can give you more information on the profession.

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