Support surgical patient movement and operating room preparation as a Service Attendant at Grey Nuns Community Hospital in Edmonton. Teamwork and communication guide daily care.
This regular full-time Attendant supports Covenant Health's Operating Room program within the Grey Nuns Surgical Suite. The work includes patient transportation, transferring, positioning, preparation assistance, room setup, equipment handling, and theatre cleaning. You will stock supplies and linen, maintain surrounding cleanliness, remove garbage, and follow Covenant Health policies, standard operating procedures, and isolation requirements. The position is covered by the COV CUPE 41 Collective Agreement.
Key Responsibilities:
- Transport, transfer, and position surgical patients, including high-BMI patients
- Assist with patient preparation and operating room bed setup
- Set up rooms with equipment matching booked cases
- Stock supplies and linen throughout the department
- Clean theatres and surrounding areas between cases
Requirements:
- Completion of Grade 12 and Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider Level C
- Experience providing patient care or patient interaction
- Ability to lift 40 pounds and push or pull over 44 pounds
- Knowledge of infection control and basic aseptic technique
- Ability to work shifts, weekends, and wear required PPE
Bring patient care, operating room preparation, infection control, and communication skills to Covenant Health's Edmonton surgical services team.
Operating Room Service Attendant in Edmonton employer: Covenant Health Canada
Covenant Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being of its team members and the communities they serve. Located in the vibrant Mill Woods neighbourhood of southeast Edmonton, our Grey Nuns Community Hospital offers a supportive work culture where Registered Nurses can thrive through mentorship and professional development opportunities. With a commitment to compassionate care and a focus on collaboration, you will find purpose in your role while contributing to a healthier Alberta.
