CRCST Medical Device Reprocessing Specialist (Manitoba)

CRCST Medical Device Reprocessing Specialist (Manitoba)

08 Nov
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
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Manitoba

08 Nov

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Manitoba

Use CRCST certification and medical terminology knowledge in the Medical Device Reprocessing department at Concordia Hospital, Winnipeg. This in-person position supports clinical services.
The Clinical Support assignment requires current MDR experience, Grade 12 or an equivalent, and recognized CRCST Program completion with appropriate certification. Employees work with minimal supervision while applying aseptic technique and handling chemical solutions. The 0.80 FTE position includes 7.75 daily hours and an indefinite term. Physical ability to tolerate constant standing, walking, bending, and lifting is required.
Key Responsibilities: Complete Medical Device Reprocessing work in the MDR department
Apply knowledge of aseptic technique consistently




Use medical terminology knowledge in clinical support duties
Handle chemical solutions as required
Tolerate constant standing, walking, bending, and lifting
Requirements: Current MDR experience required
Grade 12 or recognized equivalent
Successful recognized CRCST Program completion
Appropriate CRCST certification
Ability to work with minimal supervision
Support Concordia Hospital’s Winnipeg services with CRCST certification, current MDR experience, medical terminology, and aseptic technique knowledge.

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📌 CRCST Medical Device Reprocessing Specialist (Manitoba)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Manitoba

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