Pros and Cons ❌Of Being a Sterile Processing Technician
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The Pros and Cons of Being a Sterile Processing Technician**
*Description:*
Are you considering a career as a Sterile Processing Technician (SPT)? Join us in this video as we dive into the pros and cons of this vital healthcare profession. From job stability and opportunities for advancement to the challenges and demands of the role, we cover it all.
*In this video, you'll learn:*
✅ *The Pros:*
- *Job Stability:* With the constant need for infection control in healthcare, SPTs enjoy a stable job market.
- *Entry-Level Opportunities:* Many positions require minimal education beyond a high school diploma and specialized certification.
- *Meaningful Work:* Contributing to patient safety and successful surgical outcomes can be incredibly fulfilling.
- *Career Advancement:* Opportunities to specialize or move into management roles.
❌ *The Cons:*
- *Physically Demanding:* The job involves long hours standing, lifting heavy trays, and meticulous manual tasks.
- *High Stress:* Ensuring all instruments are sterile and safe is a critical responsibility that can be stressful.
- *Exposure to Hazards:* SPTs must handle potentially infectious materials and use sterilizing chemicals.
- *Repetitive Tasks:* The nature of the work can be monotonous and repetitive.
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*Disclaimer:* The information provided in this video is based on personal research and experience. Please consult with a professional for more detailed guidance.
Thank you for watching! Let us know your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.#sterileprocessing #sterile
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This video gives me hope! I recently got hired at a hospital with my provisional certification and I was very surprised they started me off at $17. I was hoping to get at least 20... But after 2 years of experience I'm definitely gonna travel. Do you like working at hospitals or surgery centers more?
Traveling is definitely worth it my dear,that is where the money is.i have never worked at a surgery center but i will honestly like to have that experience.a greater part of my experience i got from trauma hospitals
I wish you a quick relief on the pain you feel.. 😢 thanks for your transparency
Thanks my dear I do appreciate 😊
Thank you so much for this video!! I remember asking this question a week ago. I found this video helpful 😊
Glad it was helpful!
I'm looking forward to registering for a class!
I already have neck pain i can't deal with 😢
Can you show us the difference between rust from dried blood stain in instruments.tnx
Sure
Hi neh sorry hope your neck gets better. I have the book how do I get someone teaching me or you think going to a school helps?
Self studying is also an option if it works for you but if you’re more comfortable with a teacher I can connect you
Hi neh Thank you for the information, I am interested how can join please help me
Glad to hear my dear can you please reach out to me on either facebook or ig so I we can talk better my handle name is
Name :Neh Edelqueen
How did you complete your 400 hours? Did you volunteer?
Yes i volunteered
@@nehsdaily Thank you for responding! I’m in Atlanta and I’ve called around to a few hospitals but they don’t have volunteer opportunities in the sterile processing departments. Do you think I can get a job through an agency with the provisional certification?
Hello sister how can I get my 400hrs
You will need to apply to do voluntary hours at any hospital close to you