Sterile Processing Educator

BJC HealthCare is looking for a highly motivated and compassionate Sterile Processing Educator to join our team of healthcare professionals. Our ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of sterile processing, including the principles of aseptic technique, and an enthusiasm for helping others learn and grow in their knowledge and skills. This position requires strong organizational and communication skills, the ability to adapt to a quickly changing environment, and a commitment to excellence. The Sterile Processing Educator will be responsible for developing, implementing, and evaluating educational programs to ensure competent and knowledgeable staff.

Responsibilities:

1. Develop educational programs for staff on sterile processing and aseptic technique principles.
2. Deliver educational programs to staff in a timely and effective manner.
3. Monitor and evaluate educational programs to ensure staff is receiving adequate instruction.
4. Assess staff’s level of knowledge and competence in sterile processing and aseptic technique.
5. Utilize effective communication and organizational skills to ensure a smooth and efficient learning environment.
6. Maintain knowledge of current trends and developments in the field of sterile processing and aseptic technique.
7. Make recommendations for improving educational programs and processes.
8. Liaise with other departments in the organization to coordinate educational events.
9. Respond to inquiries and provide support to staff on sterile processing and aseptic technique.
10. Adhere to BJC HealthCare's standards of excellence.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Sterile Processing Educator in St. Louis, MO, USA is $58,000 to $68,000. This range may vary depending on the level of experience and other factors.

BJC HealthCare is one of the largest nonprofit health care organizations in the United States, serving metro St. Louis, mid-Missouri and Southern Illinois. In 1993, Barnes-Jewish Inc., an urban, academic medical center affiliated with Washington University School of Medicine; and Christian Health Services, a suburban community hospital network, merge to form BJC Health System.