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Sterile Processing Technician Salary, Job Duties, Education Requirements
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2016
- Sterile processing technicians work to prepare, sterilize, install, or clean laboratory or healthcare equipment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (as of 2014), all medical equipment preparers earned an average salary of $33,850 per year and an hourly wage of $16.28 per hour.
In this article, you’ll learn detailed salary statistics for all 50 states for sterile processing techs (salary and hourly income), as well as the job duties ("a day in the life of a sterile processing tech"), education overview ("how to become a sterile processing tech"), and some of the likes and dislikes of this profession.
Sterile processing techs are sometimes referred to (or closely related to) other job titles, including the following: central processing technician (CPT), central service technician (CSS Technician), certified registered central service technician (CRCST), instrument technician, sterile preparation technician, sterile processing and distribution technician (SPD Technician), or medical equipment preparers.
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I’m making $22 hr with no experience or certification and a new hire. Once I’m certified it’s $24 per hour. -Oregon pays healthcare workers well.
is the amount of attention to detail exhausting? is is something that is enjoyable?
@@mersadirichardson4147 I don't feel like it's exhausting personally. Once you get used to the instruments, it's easy to know exactly what you're doing without a lot of extra brainpower. It is important to be organized and pay attention to detail, but it becomes second nature.
That’s not a lot compared to $31 which I saw California pays
@@SA-pt6ki thank you... I just got hired for the position & was very hesitant but what you say makes alot of sense...thank you... Now to pass this test.
No one talks about the temperature regulations. Schools teach it’s from 60 to 65°F in decontamination room, but the reality is 72°F with a 30% humidity level that feels more like working in 90°F> temperatures.
I love how he got straight to the point 👏🏽
His presentation sort of reminds me of a metiorologist
Thank you!! I'm RN-BSN however I've been researching a lot about Sterile Processing as a career alternative... I've noticed that some RN's with Sterile Processing or OR experience tend to run the department... Kinda cool! TFS!
+Noni Chalant Yes, you are right about that. All of them are great fields and people seem to like their jobs. Thanks for your comment! -Ben
I completely agree with you. I would add The temperature requirements since nobody talks about this. It gets extremely hot in decontamination room with all that PPE on. you all need to make sure you can handle heat
It's a shame that Alanama doesn't pay more. I bet a lot more people will begin to move there over the next 15 years.
In my opinion SPD Techs should be paid more, but with higher education and certification. It's a tough job, and a very important one I'm fact, without a SPD their wouldn't be any surgeries unless hospitals and or companies want to pay more for loaner sets and kits. Maybe a name change because SPD works alot with the O.R maybe O.R instruments Tech. Ontop they just don't only work with them they work with the whole hospital supplying clean I.V pumps, would VACs, supplying code and case carts (uro included) syringes, pumps, depuy sets, PPE, pace makers, etc. What's your opinion?
Coast Off I worked in spd for an entire year full time and just passed my board exam hear in ny, but I have to say there is absolutely no reason to have more education for this job it’s not that hard just very busy and fast paced. Anyone can do it as long as their trained properly. But I agree we should get paid more especially since we deal with blood, skin, bone etc. at the hospital here the cooks get paid like 2 bucks more then we do it’s non sense. We are the heart of the hospital!!
@@andylopez3522 SPTs are definitely underpaid but as someone who started in the workforce years ago as a food service associate in a hospital (and is now going into sterile processing), don't discount your food people! 😜 The way my hospital ran, I interacted with patients in their rooms and dealt with a lot of pressure and verbal thrashings over things out of my control, I was put into dangerous situations with violent patients more than once, and I witnessed a lot of things I shouldn't have. I also came into contact with blood, spit, urine, vomit, used needles, etc. daily while doing dishes. It can be a tough job and there is no (or very little) training involved.
I agree pay needs to be higher. Amazon workers start at $15 and our job way more important than that. With economy prices going up , spd should have risen as well especially with all the stress and important details we deal with on a daily basis. Let me not start with turnover rates in this field. I think its important ppl in this field fight for more pay and not except any low wage that is offered. Once the surgeons pockets get affected then and hospital loses money then thats when they like to make changes. One day spd will get the desired and deserved pay we need and turnover rates may decline
@@andylopez3522 their should be more education, we have hired techs here that don't know anything about steam sterilization, how it works, what bio we use, how the Bowie dick test works. Why sterrad is something we use. It's a mess. This isint a job for everyone, alot of science and math.
@@imy939 yes I have seen that but we work with the O.R directly we have ridiculous turn over rates. We have instruments come down from the O.Rs dirty, they don't wet the instruments. We have to be ontop of everything. We deal with everything, from bone, blood, bodily fluids, syringes, needles (for needle holders) it's alot.
Is there a new video for 2021? Here in MD is 22 an hour already!
It’s now 2019 and salary has increased
Box of chocolates what is it now? I was thinking about doing this in California and how long and is math involved????
@@I_amrob707 16 to 18 an hour. But you can travel and make more. Good luck. Btw did you start school yet?
J A what about in Wisconsin 🤨
How long to get certified and is it hard?
the 2 different certifications have different requirements one requires 400 working hours the other requires a year if i remember right i just went to school for it and it took 4 months and the first hospital i interviewed at is a level 1 trauma center and supposedly ranked 1 of the best in georgia and only offered 11.66 a hour and thats with the certificate. They said thats entry level off the street it doesnt matter if i went to school for it or not
Thank you so much for this great information.
Greatly informed greatly appreciated 😁
Can you do a video on how to become phlebotomy certified please?
I want to migrate to Canada and want to do this job ...I m surgical technician but I m doing job as a CSS technician in Pakistan from 3 years
Howu will get css job if u r a surgical technologist
Very thank u sir for promoting cssd
Great video ...
Anybody know about Georgia spd salary?
I am at a bit of a crossroads. And I am looking at a few options.
Do you have any information about "surgical scheduling"/ being a "surgical scheduler/coordinator"?
Thanks.
+Mc Kenna Thanks for your question. I have one on surgical techs, but not one on surgical schedulers. I may try to do this video in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
+Mc Kenna Hello again. I just wanted to let you know that we did a video on this topic if you're still interested (see link below). Thanks again! ua-cam.com/video/Rkvmn7ejNXI/v-deo.html
Thanks you so much for this great information
thanks for your giving important information involved by health issue and their interest but to day I would to ask you fundamental nursing course I mean course outline those are very important ones ? thanks again your responding
+Cabdilaahi Dalmar Thanks for your question! I actually have a video on how to study for nursing fundamental and I talk about the material covered in the course. You can view it here: ua-cam.com/video/ipClvnSA3Bs/v-deo.html
-Sarah
Any one knows about cbspd like other certification exams
Thank you!
Sir tell me about autoclave leak proof test please
Good info.
Hey Guys I am making my mind to come in this department as a fresher. Please suggest
Can you make one about Student Nurse Technician?
+Dorcas Mukendi I sure can! Thanks so much for your request! I'll try to have it out within the next week or two. -Ben
+RegisteredNurseRN Thank you!
How much in 2024
Only 15$ an h. Not worth an it ! Wow that's a joke
Yeah, if you work at a local hospital. Go travel and you can make up to 1500 a week with some contracts, that’s what I plan on doing once I finish my certification
What state pays 15 dol?
Hi sir iam cssd technician in Kerala how to apply for this job for uk
I am 8th years experience in aga khan hospital cssd not diploma please help job cssd
Great video ...
Great video ...
Great video ...