Surgical Technologist Internship

SUMMARY Learning how to be a great Surgical Technologist extends far beyond the classroom. Our program is designed specifically for Surgical Tech students. Rochester Regional Health is dedicated to providing outstanding experiences to students in the Rochester area.

The internship provides students with vital experience that will enhance the remainder of their college education and assist in their transition into their profession. HOW WE CARE FOR YOU New Graduate Signing Bonus Student Loan Repayment Program Employee Referral Program with Bonuses Same Day

Pay through DailyPay Free Parking Employee Discount Programs The Internship Program Features: A 6 week *paid* internship The opportunity to work 40 hours a week Weekly educational opportunities Networking opportunities Minimum Qualifications: Enrollment in an accredited Surgical Technology Program required High school graduate or equivalent preferred One (1) year patient care and/or operating room experience n an accredited hospital preferred Basic computer skills Demonstrate understanding of aseptic techniques LOCATIONS: *Rochester General Hospital* *Unity Hospital* *Newark Wayne Community Hospital* *Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic* *United Memorial Medical Center* STATUS: 6-week internship program starting on June 14th, 2027. DEPARTMENT: Perioperative SCHEDULE: 40 hours per week for duration of internship ATTRIBUTES Basic computer skills. Demonstrates understanding of aseptic technique.

Excellent customer service and communication skills highly desired. Enrollment in an accredited Surgical Technology program required. RESPONSIBILITIES Intern will rotate through and learn the following: Anesthesia Surgical Case Prep Sterile Technique Surgical Scrub, Donning & Doffing of Sterile Scrub Attire Surgical Instruments Sterilization PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Moderate - Clinical - Moderate clinical roles are patient facing roles that require continual movement, including standing, walking, and lifting 20–50 lbs., along with pushing and pulling medical equipment and assisting with patient positioning.

Employees perform frequent bending, twisting, and reaching while completing fine motor tasks in busy or confined clinical environments. High sensory acuity is essential for monitoring patient status and responding to alarms or safety concerns. Emotional and cognitive demands are substantial, involving decision-making under pressure, responding to emergencies, and maintaining sustained focus.

Environmental exposures include infectious agents, bodily fluids, chemicals, and radiation. TB testing, mask-fit testing, and physical exams are common requirements.