Very resourceful information. Thank you. That’s going to help me enhance my skills, since I’ve been out of the field for over 2 years. I have started to look for a job again in the Sterile Processing Field.
I did appreciate this presentation on sterile processing basics as I just started working in the SPD at the hospital I work at. I was hired on with no previous medical or sterile processing experience and I'm getting on the job training. Getting an overerview of sterile processing really helps. I don't mean to sound like a troll or sound too critical, but I thought the CRST person giving the presentation said umm a lot.
Update on my status since posting a comment on here. I still work in CP and recently got certified. After a year working, I studied for the CRCST test and passed.
Can someone tell me how to properly position rigid instruments like Criles and Kellys into the washer? Are they supposed to be placed in an upright postion?
thank you for the video, great info ! I have to share constructive critique... Ms. Gordleys' delivery was so distracting pertaining to the repetitious "um" and "ah" I found myself unable to focus on the content (ended up counting the um's). Can this presentation be found in a public location for download (just the slides)?
This is what happens when they don't hire enough sterile processors 18:33 Stop trying to save money because it will end up costing you(organizations) more money in the long run. Cheap and pathetic!! Tried for over 6 months trying to get a job in this field and nothing. SO STANK!!
I agree. The speaker may need to listen to her presentation, and make modifications in her delivery. It's great information, but the "um's" are excessive.
Shame that it's very informative but also hard to concentrate because of her constant ums. Please tell her to work on reducing this, the amount of ums she uses is out of control.
Very resourceful information. Thank you. That’s going to help me enhance my skills, since I’ve been out of the field for over 2 years. I have started to look for a job again in the Sterile Processing Field.
Thank you, excellent information
Very useful information, thanks for sharing 👍
I did appreciate this presentation on sterile processing basics as I just started working in the SPD at the hospital I work at. I was hired on with no previous medical or sterile processing experience and I'm getting on the job training. Getting an overerview of sterile processing really helps. I don't mean to sound like a troll or sound too critical, but I thought the CRST person giving the presentation said umm a lot.
did you need certification first?
No not required.
Hey are you still in the field? And did you get your certification?
Update on my status since posting a comment on here. I still work in CP and recently got certified. After a year working, I studied for the CRCST test and passed.
This is very helpful.
Can someone tell me how to properly position rigid instruments like Criles and Kellys into the washer? Are they supposed to be placed in an upright postion?
Thank you. This summarized my MDRT book and is a big help for the preparation of my written exam 😊
I learnt a lot from this.
I would like to work in this field as a sterilized process tech
Good video
What is carryover?
All the ummms are kind of disturbing but useful lesson.
Omg I thought I was the only one that noticed 🥴
Thanks i've begun online coursing for CST. This helped me a lot. Any great references for taking the exam would be appreicated. thanks.
I would love to be a sterile processing tech
Thank you so much for the information I really appreciated!
thank you for the video, great info ! I have to share constructive critique... Ms. Gordleys' delivery was so distracting pertaining to the repetitious "um" and "ah" I found myself unable to focus on the content (ended up counting the um's). Can this presentation be found in a public location for download (just the slides)?
anyone catch how many times she said um?
hi you said to prevent airborne contamination at storage area put positive pressure ????? what i know in this case should be negative pressure
❤ Thank you
processing field not feel
This is what happens when they don't hire enough sterile processors 18:33 Stop trying to save money because it will end up costing you(organizations) more money in the long run. Cheap and pathetic!! Tried for over 6 months trying to get a job in this field and nothing. SO STANK!!
Omg really 😞 I just started classes
Same😢@@tamarahernandez1407
Um.. um.. um... I had to turn the volume down and just read the screen on the right... The um's after every other word were driving me crazy!! 😑😑😑😑
LOL...LOL You've got me laughing so hard. I was thinking the same thing...LOL
It’s funny the Umms didn’t distract me until I read the comments
Bad audio
UM I'M OUT
Has a lot of really good information but I couldn't concentrate because the presenter kept saying, "UM" every 3 to 10 seconds.
😂 facts
Um.. umm very useful Information beside the um's lol
I agree. The speaker may need to listen to her presentation, and make modifications in her delivery. It's great information, but the "um's" are excessive.
Shame that it's very informative but also hard to concentrate because of her constant ums. Please tell her to work on reducing this, the amount of ums she uses is out of control.
Every other word is uhm
UM UM UM UM UM UM UM UM UM UM UM UM ... Um.. yeah .. Um...... Irritating .
A phone TH-cam??? Thumbs down.
Um um um um um um um um um um um um
Um um um um stop fucking using the word um um um um....fuck offff um um um um um um