OB Scrub Tech

White Plains Hospital Medical Center is a well-established healthcare facility located in White Plains, New York. Known for delivering exceptional medical services and patient care, this medical center operates various specialized departments, including the WPH Labor and Delivery unit. The hospital prides itself on fostering an environment of professionalism, compassion, and continuous learning, upholding high standards of healthcare delivery and patient safety. As an equal employment opportunity employer, the hospital ensures a diverse and inclusive workplace, welcoming qualified candidates without discrimination based on race, gender, age, or other protected characteristics.

The OB Scrub Technician role within the WPH Labor and Delivery department is a critical position that contributes directly to the hospital's surgical services. Working primarily night shifts from 6 PM to 6:30 AM Monday through Friday, with alternating weekends and holidays, the OB Scrub Technician supports surgeons and the surgical team by managing instruments, supplies, and equipment throughout operative procedures. This role demands expertise in sterile technique, preparation, and intraoperative assistance, ensuring that surgical environments remain safe and efficient. The OB Scrub Technician is an essential team member who anticipates the needs of the surgical staff, handles specimens carefully, and complies with all infection control and safety procedures to promote optimal patient outcomes.

Offered at a competitive pay rate range of $37.60 to $56.40 per hour, this full-time role is integral to maintaining excellence in labor and delivery surgical operations. The technician reports to the Nurse Manager, Assistant Nurse Manager, or Registered Professional Nurse, receiving guidance and support to perform duties effectively. The position requires a solid technical background, relevant certification, and a dedication to ongoing professional development, including the completion of continuing education credits as required by New York State law. This opportunity is ideal for surgical technologists who want to work in a dynamic, patient-focused healthcare environment while expanding their skills in obstetric surgical assistance.