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Surgical technologists are members of the surgical team working under the supervision and authority of the surgeon within the scope of practice of state law and hospital policy. These surgical team members help prepare the operating room by setting up sterile surgical instruments, equipment, supplies, and medications.
They check to ensure that all equipment is in the proper place and working properly. They also assist the surgeon in donning PPE as well as transport the patient to the OR, position and drape the patient for the specific procedure, prepare the skin for the procedure, and assist the surgeon as needed during the procedure.
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The 100% online Surgical Technologist program introduces the surgical technologist career, role in the operating room, and foundational concepts.
In This Program You Will:
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As the healthcare industry continues to grow, and the need for sterile medical equipment in various procedures remains critical, the demand for sterile processing technicians is expected to rise.
Surgical technologists work in environments where sterilization of medical instruments is required, including hospitals, outpatient care centers, laboratories and more.
As a graduate you may be eligible for these careers:
The demand for healthcare professionals, Surgical Technologist Technologists, is expected to grow significantly. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in healthcare occupations is projected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations from 2023 to 2033**.
Prospective students who wish to pursue the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT) Tech in Surgery (TS-C) National Certification are required to:
Note: a full description of the NCCT TS-C eligibility requirements can be found on the following links:
Link to NCCT eligibility: TS-C Route.pdf
NCCT Competency Form: TS-C qualification by experience Form 2025 11132024
Regardless of if you elect to pursue national certification or not, if you enroll and successfully complete this program, assuming you pass a background check and drug screen, you will have guaranteed access to our Ready to Work (RTW) Externship and Job Placement services. All students who successfully complete this program (and pass a background check and drug screen) will have guaranteed access to the RTW Externship or Job placement services at no additional cost.
Upon successful completion of your surgical technologist courses, you will be prepared to take the leading national/industry-recognized certification exams essential to entry-level employment in this fast-growing field, including:
Surgical Technologist
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CMAC)
Surgical Technologist Certification
You willreceive one complimentary voucherfor the certification exam of your choice.
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Payment Plan Details: Enrollment requires a minimum deposit of $500. Installment payments will begin 30 days after the course start date.
A Surgical Technologist assists surgeons during operations by preparing instruments, maintaining a sterile environment, and ensuring all surgical tools are ready for use.
To become certified, you must complete the surgical technology program and pass the certification exam.
Yes, in fact, this program is 100% online. Hands-on clinical practice in a hospital or surgery center is required for full certification however.
Courses typically cover anatomy, sterile techniques, surgical procedures, instrument use, patient care, and operating room safety, with both classroom and clinical training components.
A Surgical Technologist program can take up to 2 years to complete. Our program is 4-6 months*
Surgical Technologists can become certified by completing an accredited program and passing the exams from the NCCT, NWCA or AAH.
Surgical Technologists can work in hospitals, outpatient surgical centers, and specialized clinics, assisting in various surgeries such as general, orthopedic, and cardiovascular procedures.
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Our certificate programs are accredited by reputable institutions recognized in the industry. We partner with accredited organizations to ensure the quality and validity of our certifications.
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