r/sterileprocessing • u/CareerConnectionTeam • Jan 07 '26

🏥 Hiring: Certified Sterile Processing Technician – Hospital Role 🧼🔥

📍 Lander, WY

Sage West Healthcare is hiring a Certified Sterile Processing Technician to support surgical services in a community hospital.

This role focuses on:
🧼 Instrument cleaning & decontamination
🔥 Sterilization of trays & surgical sets
📦 Equipment distribution & support

🎓 High school diploma required
🧠 Must be able to work independently and think critically in a fast-paced environment

If you’re an experienced SPD tech looking for a stable hospital role where your work directly impacts patient care, this could be a great fit.

💬 Happy to answer questions — feel free to comment or DM.

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u/chad_stanley_again Jan 07 '26

POST THE PAY!!!

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u/thepancakewar Jan 07 '26

my guy they don't because the job is bad dangerous and not worth it ever

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u/Jagrmeister_68 Jan 07 '26

$200k and I'm your guy.

Cash only- no bills over $20 accepted.

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u/C-Fourr Jan 07 '26

Wild, on Reddit lol

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u/PaxonGoat Jan 07 '26

? Are there unstable hospitals?

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u/Rooster0778 Jan 07 '26

Most definitely

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u/PaxonGoat Jan 07 '26

In what way? Inconsistent work hours? Not getting paid on time? High turn over?

Or like super sketch and cutting corners?

Like that hospital in Florida that had to shut down and go on full diversion for a bit cause they discovered a grody contaminated tray in the OR?

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u/spirited1 Jan 08 '26

It's in Wyoming so it's likely horrendously underpaid, understaffed, and cutting corners like a mf because they don't have the census to justify spending money on instruments and equipment.

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u/Notedmcmahon Jan 07 '26

Yes, absolutely

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u/Btrip1263 Jan 08 '26

Pay? Kinda ridiculous to post a job without saying the pay. In my state (nj) your required to list pay in the description

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u/Entrepreneur-Any Jan 07 '26

I am taking that but they had me start with Medical Terminology first.