Surgical Technologist II

Role overview The Surgical Technologist II at Luminis Health plays a key part in supporting patient care within the operating room at the Lanham, MD facility. This position serves as a resource for multiple surgical specialties, with a strong emphasis on maintaining aseptic technique and preparing for cases thoroughly. Main responsibilities Keep the operatin…

Role overview The Surgical Technologist II at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD plays a key part in supporting patient care within the operating room. This position serves as a knowledgeable resource across several surgical specialties. A strong focus is placed on maintaining surgical asepsis and ensuring thorough preparation for each case. What you will do Follow established protocols to maintain a safe, sterile environment for patients and operating room staff, using equipment as outlined in the operating room manual. Transport patients and specialty equipment safely, always adhering to safety policies. Deliver patient care during the intra-operative phase by referencing physician preference cards and adjusting to changing patient or environmental needs. Act as the primary scrub for a variety of surgical cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Demonstrate skill in handling and sterilizing surgical instruments. Independently perform support tasks such as opening supplies, gowning and gloving team members, and positioning patients. Manage cleaning between cases, terminal cleaning of operating rooms, and assist with circulating duties as directed. Requirements Graduation from an accredited surgical technologist program or equivalent experience. At least two years of employment at Luminis Health with a minimum of one year as a surgical technologist, or two years of surgical technologist experience at another organization. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association. Working conditions This role may involve exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Physical demands and work environment match those typical for a surgical technologist. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities, in line with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Role overview The Surgical Technologist II at Luminis Health plays a vital role in supporting patient care during surgical procedures at the Lanham, MD location. This position involves direct patient interaction and serves as a resource across several surgical specialties. Core duties include maintaining surgical asepsis, preparing for cases, and ensuring a safe environment for both patients and staff. Main responsibilities Maintain a sterile environment and follow operating room guidelines to promote safety for patients and staff. Safely transport patients and specialty equipment according to established protocols. Provide patient care during the intra-operative phase, using physician preference cards and adapting care as patient or environmental needs change. Act as the primary scrub for a variety of cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Demonstrate skill in caring for, cleaning, and sterilizing surgical instruments. Independently perform key surgical tasks such as opening supplies, gowning and gloving team members, positioning patients, cleaning between cases, terminal cleaning of operating rooms, and circulating as directed. Requirements Graduation from an accredited surgical technologist program or equivalent qualification. At least two years of employment at Luminis Health (including one year as a surgical technologist) or two years of surgical technologist experience at another institution. Certifications American Heart Association HealthCare Provider BLS certification required. Working conditions This role may include exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Physical demands and work environment are consistent with those typically encountered in surgical settings. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities as outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Surgical Technologist III position at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD centers on direct patient care and supporting various surgical specialties. This role plays a key part in preparing for surgical procedures and upholding strict aseptic techniques to protect patient safety and keep the operating room running smoothly. What you will do Maintain a sterile field and follow all operating room protocols to safeguard patients and staff. Transport patients and specialized equipment, always adhering to safety guidelines. Assist with patient care during surgery by referencing physician preference cards and adapting to both patient and environmental needs. Act as first scrub on a variety of procedures, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic and minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular cases. Manage surgical instruments, including cleaning and sterilization. Independently handle core surgical technologist tasks such as opening supplies, assisting with gowning and gloving, positioning patients, and managing cleaning between and after cases. Accessibility Luminis Health offers reasonable accommodations to help individuals with disabilities perform the essential duties of this role.

The Surgical Technologist III at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD, plays a central role in supporting direct patient care across several surgical specialties. This position calls for expertise in maintaining surgical asepsis and preparing for a broad range of procedures, drawing on a solid background in patient care. Main responsibilities Keep the operating room and patient care areas safe and sterile by following established protocols and using equipment as specified in the O.R. manual. Transport patients and specialty equipment safely, always following safety guidelines. Provide patient care during surgeries, referencing physician preference cards and adjusting care as patient needs or the surgical environment change. Serve as the first scrub for a variety of surgical cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Handle, clean, and sterilize surgical instruments appropriately. Work independently on tasks such as opening supplies, assisting with gowning and gloving, positioning patients, cleaning between cases, and terminal cleaning of operating rooms and suites. Take on circulating duties as assigned. Education and experience Completion of an accredited surgical technologist program or equivalent education. Minimum of 3 years of experience as a surgical technologist. Preference given to those with 3 or more years at Luminis Health. Licenses and certifications Certified Surgical Technologist credential required. Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association. Working conditions This position may involve exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Physical demands and the work environment are typical of surgical settings. Luminis Health offers reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Role Overview The Surgical Technologist at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD supports direct patient care across multiple surgical specialties. The position focuses on maintaining surgical asepsis, preparing cases for surgery, and assisting the surgical team during procedures. Main Responsibilities Maintain a safe and sterile environment for both patients and the operating room team by following established protocols and equipment procedures outlined in the operating room manual. Safely transport patients and specialized equipment, adhering to all safety policies. Deliver patient care during the intra-operative phase by referencing physician preference cards and managing activities based on patient and operating room needs. Serve as the primary scrub for a range of surgical procedures, including general/GYN, ENT, plastic surgery, basic or minor orthopedic and neurosurgery, dental/orthopedic, urology/cystoscopy, and basic vascular surgeries. Ensure correct handling and sterilization of surgical instruments. Independently carry out essential surgical technologist duties: open surgical supplies, assist with gowning and gloving for the surgical team, position patients, clean between cases, perform terminal cleaning of operating rooms and surgical suites, and handle circulating tasks as assigned. Requirements Graduation from an accredited surgical technologist program or equivalent experience. Completion of at least 125 surgical procedures as the first scrub. Licenses and Certifications Current American Heart Association HealthCare Provider BLS certification. Working Conditions This role may involve exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Physical demands and work environment are typical for surgical technologist duties. Reasonable accommodations are available under the Americans with Disabilities Act for individuals with disabilities.

Role overview The Surgical Technologist - Regional Supplemental Staffing I at Luminis Health plays a central role in supporting direct patient care across multiple surgical specialties. This position works at both Annapolis, MD and Lanham, MD locations, assisting surgical teams by applying patient care practices, maintaining sterile technique, and preparing cases for surgery. Main responsibilities Follow sterility protocols and use equipment according to operating room guidelines to maintain a safe surgical environment. Transport patients and specialized equipment safely, adhering to all safety policies. Provide care during the intra-operative phase, using physician preference cards and organizing activities to meet patient and environmental needs. Act as the first scrub on a variety of cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Ensure surgical instruments are properly cleaned and sterilized. Independently manage essential surgical tasks such as opening supplies, gowning and gloving team members, basic patient positioning, between-case cleaning, terminal cleaning of the operating room, and assisting with circulating duties as needed.

Role overview The Surgical Technologist - Regional Supplemental Staffing III at Luminis Health plays a key role in supporting direct patient care across several surgical specialties. This position covers both Annapolis, MD and Lanham, MD locations. The technologist ensures patient care aligns with established standards, maintains aseptic technique, and prepares for surgical procedures with attention to detail and safety. Key responsibilities Maintain a safe and sterile environment for patients and the operating room team by following protocols and operating equipment according to the operating room manual. Assist with patient transport and movement of specialized equipment, ensuring all safety guidelines are met. Provide care during surgical procedures by referencing physician preference cards and organizing tasks to address both patient and environmental needs. Act as the first scrub for a variety of surgical cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Clean and sterilize surgical instruments as required for each case. Independently perform core surgical technologist duties such as opening surgical supplies, assisting with gowning and gloving, performing basic patient positioning, and conducting terminal cleaning of the operating room and surgical suite.

Role overview The Surgical Technologist - Regional Supplemental Staffing I at Luminis Health works across multiple surgical specialties to support direct patient care. Based in Lanham, MD, this role centers on patient care fundamentals, surgical asepsis, and careful case preparation. What you will do Maintain a sterile environment in the operating room and follow all equipment guidelines to protect patients and staff. Transport patients and specialized equipment in line with established safety protocols. Provide patient care during the intra-operative phase, using physician preference cards to organize and prioritize tasks based on both patient needs and the surgical environment. Act as the first scrub for a range of procedures, including general and GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular surgeries. Ensure all surgical instruments are properly cared for and sterilized. Independently manage key surgical tasks such as opening supplies, gowning and gloving team members, basic patient positioning, cleaning between cases, terminal cleaning of operating rooms, and performing circulating tasks as directed. Accessibility Luminis Health welcomes candidates with disabilities. Reasonable accommodations are available to enable individuals to perform the essential functions of this role.

Role overview The Surgical Assistant at Luminis Health works directly alongside surgeons during operations, focusing on patient care throughout the intraoperative phase. This advanced practice position operates under the supervision of the surgeon, playing a key role in maintaining safe and efficient surgical procedures. Main responsibilities Prepare patients for surgery by positioning, prepping, and draping them with attention to detail. Follow strict aseptic technique and infection control protocols at all times. Apply knowledge of surgical anatomy, physiology, and operative techniques across a variety of procedures. Collaborate with the operating room team to gather and set up equipment and supplies. Assist with room turnover and help ensure surgeries start on schedule. Support surgeons in all assigned specialties, adapting as needed to different procedures. Communicate effectively and perform intraoperative tasks as a team member under the surgeon’s direction, always within the defined scope of the role. Achieve hemostasis by clamping, coagulating, and ligating vessels as required. Facilitate surgical exposure using instruments, retractors, suction, and sponges. Close wounds as directed, using sutures or mechanical staplers for different tissue layers. Dissect and create small incisions for drains, cannulas, and trocars as instructed. Apply surgical dressings and maintain infection control standards as set by the department and regulatory guidelines. Locations Annapolis, MD Lanham, MD

Role overview The Mammography Technologist at Luminis Health performs both screening and diagnostic mammography exams, following ACR and FDA safety standards. This position plays a key part in patient care by meeting technical requirements while addressing individual patient needs. Main responsibilities Produce high-quality mammographic images, verifying demographic and technical data in line with ACR standards. Gather relevant patient history for each exam. Complete procedures efficiently and maintain image quality within scheduled timeframes. Monitor patient status during biopsy procedures, provide first aid if necessary, assist physicians during biopsies, and explain post-procedure care to patients. Follow all radiation safety protocols and attend required radiation safety training sessions. Perform quality assurance checks on mammography equipment and maintain accurate documentation. Work with supervisors to report issues, suggest improvements, and support both patient care and technical quality. Monitor supply inventory in assigned areas and alert supervisors when supplies are low. Demonstrate proficiency with Universal Manager and Epic workflows. Handle additional tasks as assigned, such as entering mammography data, biopsy results, pending studies, and mammography letters. Consistently deliver excellent customer service, following the ICARE service excellence framework. Locations Annapolis, MD Bowie, MD Lanham, MD

Role overview The Radiologic Technologist II at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD performs routine radiographic procedures, emphasizing patient safety, image quality, and personalized care. This position supports both clinical operations and continuous improvement in radiology services. Main responsibilities Conduct radiographic exams, ensuring patient demographics and technical details are accurate. Review all images for technical quality. Complete imaging procedures within established time frames, upholding high standards for quality. Accurately document and display all relevant information in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) for review by Radiologists. Monitor patient condition during procedures, provide first aid when necessary, and assist physicians during emergencies or adverse reactions. Apply radiation protection practices for each patient and attend required radiation safety training. Collaborate with supervisors to recommend improvements, report concerns, and provide feedback to enhance patient care, technical quality, and administrative processes. Maintain and restock supplies in assigned areas, promptly reporting shortages to supervisors. Support the clinical education of radiologic technology students during their rotations. Demonstrate competence in operating room environments and regularly assist with surgical procedures. Participate in departmental process improvement activities, including daily huddles, metric reviews, and innovation discussions.

Luminis Health is hiring a Senior Endoscopic Technologist for a full-time, on-site role in Lanham, MD. This position plays a key part in patient care by assisting physicians during a range of endoscopic procedures, from routine diagnostics to complex interventions. The Senior Endoscopic Technologist also provides advanced training and guidance to both new and experienced endoscopy technicians. What you will do Assist physicians with specialized procedures, including guidewire manipulation, stent placement, balloon dilation, and stone retrieval. Apply advanced skills in interventional endoscopy, such as ERCP, EUS, endoscopic hemostasis, and capsule endoscopy. Support patient care during procedures by handling tasks like electrocautery, laser therapy, and specimen processing. Deliver advanced training and help orient new endoscopy technicians to the team. Accessibility Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

The Surgical Assistant role at Luminis Health centers on supporting surgeons and patients throughout surgical procedures. Working in the operating room, this advanced practice position delivers hands-on care under a surgeon’s supervision, with a focus on the initial assisting phase of surgery. Key Responsibilities Assist with patient positioning, preparation, and draping to promote efficient and safe procedures. Maintain strict aseptic technique and adhere to infection control protocols during all surgeries. Apply detailed knowledge of surgical anatomy, physiology, and operative methods tailored to each case. Collaborate with the operating room team to gather and organize equipment and supplies. Support room turnover and help ensure timely starts for first cases. Demonstrate skill in assisting across multiple surgical specialties and with all assigned surgeons. Communicate clearly and work as part of the team, performing intra-operative tasks as directed by the surgeon within the defined scope of practice. Assist with hemostasis by clamping, coagulating, and ligating vessels as needed. Provide surgical exposure using retractors, suction, sponges, and other tools. Close wounds as directed, using sutures or mechanical staplers for various tissue layers. Perform minor dissections and create incisions for drains, cannulas, or trocars as instructed. Apply surgical dressings while maintaining infection control standards. Locations Annapolis, MD and Lanham, MD

Role overview The CT Technologist - PRN at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD performs both radiographic and CT procedures for patients across all age groups. This position works within established departmental and professional standards to ensure safe, accurate imaging and patient care. Key responsibilities Complete routine and specialized CT and radiographic procedures, focusing on quality and patient needs. Conduct daily quality assurance checks on CT units and emergency equipment, keeping thorough records as required by departmental protocols. Collaborate with the supervisor to report and resolve equipment issues, staffing challenges, or productivity concerns, and suggest process improvements. Collect clinical information before diagnostic exams, prepare patients, document essential details, and help prioritize workflow. Provide care and support for patients with physical or mental challenges. Facilitate efficient patient flow in the scanner area through effective scheduling and task coordination. Oversee supply storage and routing in the CT area, monitor inventory, and report shortages as needed. Maintain daily activity logs and procedures manuals, and compile data for monthly departmental reports. Participate in orientation, on-the-job training, and in-service activities, including demonstrating CT equipment and procedures to others. Assist physicians during interventional CT procedures and respond appropriately in emergencies, including adverse reactions to contrast materials. Help orient new staff and contribute to the development of in-service and cross-training programs based on team goals and training needs.

Role overview The Surgical Assistant at Luminis Health in Lanham, MD plays a key part in the operating room. This advanced practice position works directly with patients and supports surgeons throughout surgical procedures. Collaboration with the entire surgical team is central to the role, especially during the intraoperative phase. What you will do Assist with positioning, preparing, and draping patients before surgery. Maintain strict aseptic techniques and follow infection control protocols at all times. Apply knowledge of surgical anatomy, physiology, and techniques across a variety of procedures. Work with the operating room team to gather and organize all necessary equipment and supplies for each case. Support efficient room turnover and help ensure surgeries start on time. Demonstrate skill in assisting with multiple surgical specialties and adapt to the preferences of different surgeons. Communicate clearly and contribute to teamwork while performing intraoperative tasks under the surgeon’s direction. Assist with bleeding control by clamping, coagulating, and ligating vessels as needed. Provide surgical exposure using retractors, suction, sponges, and other instruments, and assist with wound closure as directed. Perform dissection, create small incisions for drains and cannulas as instructed, apply surgical dressings, and uphold infection control standards.

The MRI Technologist I position at Luminis Health involves performing MRI procedures for patients of all ages at inpatient facilities in Annapolis, Bowie, and Lanham, MD. This role requires adherence to established protocols to maintain high imaging quality and ensure patient safety throughout each procedure. Key Responsibilities Carry out MRI scan sequences, confirm patient demographics and technical details, and check images for clarity and accuracy. Collaborate with a specialized medical team to conduct targeted MRI scans, prepare patients for exams, and review relevant reports such as pathology and surgical notes to monitor progress and exam accuracy. Observe patient conditions during scans, provide first aid when necessary, and assist physicians during emergencies or adverse reactions. Work with the Supervisor to suggest improvements, report concerns, and offer feedback for better patient care, technical quality, and clerical processes. Monitor equipment function, report malfunctions to management, and document any issues as required. Assist in the clinical training of technologists and students when needed. Deliver compassionate care to patients facing physical or mental challenges. Manage patient workflow, prioritize cases appropriately, and handle cases that require MR sedation. Comply with all legal, regulatory, and policy standards, including MRI safety requirements. Perform a range of MRI procedures, from routine to complex, while maintaining safety, quality, and sensitivity to individual patient needs.

Role overview The Lead Imaging Technologist at Luminis Health manages daily operations within the imaging department. This position blends direct imaging responsibilities with leadership tasks, helping maintain efficient workflows, supporting staff growth, and upholding safety and quality standards essential to patient care. Main responsibilities Coordinate the work of technologists and students, including interviewing, hiring, onboarding, training, coaching, and participating in performance reviews alongside the Imaging Manager. Support regulatory compliance by assisting with proficiency testing, supervising equipment maintenance, and preparing the department for audits and inspections. Oversee payroll, continuing education, scheduling, and employee records. Monitor supply inventory across all imaging locations to help ensure continuous service. Act as a communication bridge between management and staff, addressing questions and clarifying policies and procedures. Perform all duties for the primary imaging modality, which may include Mammography, MRI, CT, or X-ray. Work locations This role is based in Bowie, MD and Lanham, MD.

Role overview The MRI Technologist I supports Luminis Health’s outpatient imaging services across several Maryland locations, including Odenton, Annapolis, Bowie, and Lanham. This role involves performing a range of MRI procedures, from standard scans to more complex studies, always in line with established safety and quality protocols. Patient care and comfort are key priorities throughout each step of the imaging process. Main responsibilities Carry out MRI scans for various clinical indications in an outpatient environment Maintain strict adherence to safety and quality procedures during all imaging tasks Collaborate with physicians and healthcare colleagues to ensure precise and timely imaging results Focus on patient comfort and respond to individual needs during the MRI experience

Luminis Health seeks an Echocardiography Technologist II for a PRN position in Lanham, MD. This role centers on advanced echocardiographic procedures that help ensure accurate diagnoses and quality patient care. Key responsibilities Conduct echocardiograms across the Medical Center using specialized equipment Measure, calculate, and report important patient data to assist with diagnostic decisions Explain procedures to patients, helping them feel comfortable and informed Address minor equipment issues as they arise This position may be classified as Echocardiography Technologist I or II based on experience and qualifications, as determined by leadership. Inclusion and accommodations Luminis Health offers reasonable accommodations to support individuals with disabilities in performing essential job functions. The organization values diversity and encourages all qualified candidates to apply.