Operating Room Technician

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Operating Room Technician
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      Duties and Responsibilities: Part of their job is to put the gowns and gloves on the surgeon and surgical assistants. Scrub surgical technologists set up a sterile operating room environment and are responsible for maintaining that field. Their chief job is to make sure the patient has the best possible care throughout the surgery. 
   Salary: What is the average annual salary for Operating Room Technician? How much does a Operating Room Technician make? The median annual Operating Room Technician salary is $45,723, as of January 02, 2018, with a range usually between $41,419-$49,592, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.
  Education: Operating room (OR) technicians, also called surgical technologists, assist surgeons, nurses and physicians before and during surgical procedures. They prepare the operating room, manage equipment and perform basic surgical tasks.
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 Do you think you would like to be one? 
Why? Why not?

yes and no I'm not that sure.  Yes because i will like to help others in any way. And no because when I see blood i get so nervis and don't do things right.

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