What is a SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST?
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I start my surgical technologist courses January 2023. I’m excited
Legit thought you had a fake ‘stache. Good video
Thanks for educating me on this field of medicine. I had brain surgery for the resection of a tumor back in 2011. These videos really give me a look into what occurred to help save my life. Thumbs up!
I am glad you explained your job. I always thought that person handing the instruments to the surgeon was the nurse. As a matter of fact today was the 1st time I ever heard of a surgical tech, that's what brought me here
Been doing this for over 30 yrs, good living and I STILL love it, now I’m a trained First Assist also, so we also suture and close patients wounds, that wasn’t covered here just some additional info
This could be an ad for tech's! Use it in classrooms and such
Wow .. what an maxing video . 💚The other day in school , my teacher was lecturing us and then she brought up your channel and said “ does anyone watch surgical tips “ i immediately raised my hand and said “ i do !!!!!” I got so happy my teacher watches your videos ! Please don’t ever delete this channel ! I get so excited when i watch your videos and i cannot wait to graduate and start working as ST . 💚🙏🏼
Killer video! Beyond words! I’m just sitting here shaking my head and going wow. Sincerely blown away..
I will be checking out more videos, I am currently in school going through classes and will graduate around August or September 2019
I like this video because surgical techs are the operating room back bone
Years ago 1970-1973 in the army we where called operating room technicians.Besides scrubbing we could also circulate.First we when to medical corpsman training then operating room technician training.I learned quite a bit,and was far ahead when I went to university for my RN,BSN.
Wow !!! Pretty nice video !!! I’m on the third month of my surgical tech program ! Can’t wait to actually be out in the field !!!! Your videos have helped me so much !!!! Thank you for all the hard work you put into them and for the information you have provided !!! Love your channel !!!!!
I did the exact same thing at UNC hospital in Chapel Hill in its oral surgery unit. I was specifically trained for that after a year of training as a dental assistant, which included learning about the entire oral surgery process and all tools required. I had no idea that the same role existed for non-oral medical surgery. I definitely assumed they were all RNs.
Thank you so much for your RUclips channel. I've watched all your videos and you have been a huge inspiration to me. I was very nervous and not knowing much but always wanted to assist in the OR as I once was a patient and the surgeon saved my life. So I wanted to give back and decided I wanted to check it out. Your videos pushed me to do more research and I am happy to say I got accepted to Mandl Institute in NYC and just finished my first week of school. It's so much to learn but I love the challenge. Keep posting videos there is nothing out there that gives us much of an idea than your videos and I want to thank you for taking the time to give us future Surgical Technologist a glimpse behind the scenes. Keep Inspiring <3
A healthcare professional who is always exhausted!!! We work our asses off. Been a CST now for 27 years. Been traveling for almost 5 years. Glad I made the decision 27 years ago, it’s a wild and adventurous ride!🌺
Great video man keep it up. I just started my freshman year in college this August and can't wait to be a surgical tech
Great video! I do the same job as you in the UK, although my job title is Operating Department Practitioner (we get called ODP's for short). Your videos have been very informative and have made me think about how things are slightly different when compared to the hospital I work in for the NHS.
this videos are too addictive and educative, keep it up
Wish they would’ve opened up the materials with gloves on to keep the area sterile, but thanks for the video. Very informative
Nice mustache man! Clinicals are going great. I should graduate in May.