FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Surgical Scrub LPN?
The main responsibilities include prepping and sterilizing rooms for surgery, passing instruments to surgeons, providing assistance to the surgical team, maintaining a sterile field, and handling necessary instruments and equipment during procedures.
What qualifications are required to become a Surgical Scrub LPN?
To become a Surgical Scrub LPN, one must be a Licensed Professional Nurse with specific training and experience in surgical procedures. A strong understanding of aseptic techniques and sterile standards is also necessary.
What skills are important for a Surgical Scrub LPN to have?
Important skills for a Surgical Scrub LPN include attention to detail, dexterity, ability to work under pressure, strong communication skills, ability to work in a team, and adherence to safety protocols.
How does a Surgical Scrub LPN contribute to patient care during surgical procedures?
A Surgical Scrub LPN contributes to patient care by helping maintain a sterile environment, ensuring necessary instruments are available, passing instruments to surgeons, and providing assistance to the surgical team to ensure a successful procedure.
What is the work environment like for a Surgical Scrub LPN?
The work environment for a Surgical Scrub LPN is fast-paced, intense, and requires a high level of concentration. The role involves working closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, registered nurses, and other staff in a surgical setting.