Travel Sterile Processing Tech Job

TLC Healthforce•Machias, ME

About The Position

Embark on a vital, hands‑on journey as a Sterile Processing Tech in Machias, Maine, beginning February 4, 2026, for a multi‑week travel assignment that puts you at the heart of patient care. In this role you’ll be the steady pulse that keeps operating rooms humming—ensuring instruments are decontaminated, sterilized, and packaged to exacting standards so surgeons can perform with confidence. Your expertise protects patients, supports clinical teams, and helps hospitals deliver safe, efficient care every day. This is more than a job; it’s an opportunity to make a tangible difference while immersing yourself in the unique character of Downeast Maine, from lighthouse views to forest trails, and small‑town warmth that welcomes you as a valued professional. And if you’re drawn to broader experiences, there are opportunities to work in various locations across the U.S., expanding your skills and professional network along the way. The assignment offers a competitive weekly pay between $1,155 and $1,228 and begins 02/04/2026, with flexibility that respects your eventful life and professional goals. Guaranteed Hours: 0.0. Location Benefits: Machias sits on the scenic edge of Downeast Maine, a region famed for rugged coastlines, fishing heritage, and serene inland rivers. Here you’ll experience a pace that invites you to savor lobster bakes, fresh seafood, and sunset studies of the bold Atlantic. The area offers abundant outdoor opportunities—kayaking along quiet estuaries, hiking in pine‑lined chapels of wind and water, and exploring nearby coastal towns with charming shops and welcoming communities. Living and working in Machias provides a close‑knit environment where professionals are valued, and your downtime can be spent discovering the beauty of Maine’s coast, mountains, and national treasures. For those who crave variety, the broader network behind this role opens doors to assignments in diverse locations across the U.S., delivering new landscapes, cultures, and clinical environments to broaden your sterile processing expertise while maintaining a supportive home base of professional resources and guidance. Role Specifics and Benefits: In this role, you’ll manage the full lifecycle of sterile processing—receiving, decontaminating, inspecting, assembling, sterilizing, and distributing surgical instruments and trays. You’ll ensure loads are correctly tracked, sterilization indicators are validated, and that every instrument meets strict infection control standards and facility protocols. You’ll perform quality checks, troubleshoot sterilization equipment, and collaborate closely with perioperative teams to optimize instrument readiness and turnover times. This position provides pathways for professional growth within the sterile processing specialty, with access to ongoing training, competency assessments, and leadership development opportunities as you demonstrate reliability, safety focus, and a keen eye for detail. The role includes competitive benefits designed to recognize your expertise: a sign‑on or performance bonus opportunity, housing assistance to ease relocation, and the potential for contract extensions that let you plan your year with certainty. You’ll be supported by a dedicated team offering 24/7 assistance as you travel with the company, ensuring you have guidance, resources, and contingency support whenever you need it. We emphasize robust onboarding, documented skill advancement, and mentorship to help you expand from core decontamination duties into broader instrument management and process improvement initiatives. The combination of hands‑on practice, standardized procedures, and a culture of safety creates an environment where you can build confidence, sharpen your technical skills, and contribute to a seamless surgical workflow that patients rely on. Company Values: Our organization is built on empowering staff to grow within their specialty and beyond. We believe in a respectful, collaborative work environment where safety, professional integrity, and patient advocacy are non‑negotiable. You’ll find transparent communication, reliable scheduling support, and a culture that honors continuous learning and career advancement. The company is dedicated to providing resources that support your wellbeing, from ongoing education to mentorship and accessible leadership, all aimed at helping you reach new milestones in your sterile processing career while enjoying a balanced, sustainable work‑life dynamic. Call to Action: If you’re ready to bring precision, care, and a proactive mindset to a region known for its natural beauty and welcoming communities, apply now. Join a company that values your contributions, supports your professional development, and stands beside you as you grow—from the coast of Machias to new assignments across the U.S.—as you safeguard patient care in the operating room. Your next chapter as a Sterile Processing Tech in Maine awaits—where your expertise meets purpose, impact, and opportunity.

Responsibilities

managing the full lifecycle of sterile processing—receiving, decontaminating, inspecting, assembling, sterilizing, and distributing surgical instruments and trays
ensure loads are correctly tracked
sterilization indicators are validated
ensure that every instrument meets strict infection control standards and facility protocols
perform quality checks
troubleshoot sterilization equipment
collaborate closely with perioperative teams to optimize instrument readiness and turnover times