Sterile Processing Educator

Company Description Philadelphia Technician Training Institute is a career-focused school dedicated to helping learners gain practical skills that lead to employment and long-term career growth. For over a decade, the Institute has emphasized hands-on training combined with classroom instruction, preparing learners to work confidently with trade and technology in real-world settings. The school offers multiple programs across industries, including Sterile & Central Processing, Welding Technology, Automotive Repair, Manufacturing & Automation, and construction-related trades. Faculty members support learners not only through technical training but also with interview preparation, resume writing, and professional readiness. Philadelphia Technician Training Institute is committed to equipping learners with the tools needed to succeed in today’s job market and invites prospective learners to connect and explore how its programs can shape their future.Role Description The Sterile Processing Educator is a full-time, on-site role based in the Greater Philadelphia area. This role is responsible for delivering instruction in sterile and central processing, including classroom teaching, lab demonstrations, and hands-on skills practice. The Educator will design and update lesson plans, align curriculum with industry standards and regulatory requirements, and ensure learners understand core concepts such as decontamination, sterilization, infection control, and operating room workflows. Day-to-day tasks include assessing learner performance, providing constructive feedback, maintaining lab equipment and supplies, and ensuring compliance with safety and infection control protocols. The Sterile Processing Educator will also collaborate with faculty and staff to support learner success, participate in program evaluations, and help prepare learners for certification exams and entry-level employment in sterile processing roles.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong technical skills in decontamination and sterilization processes, including proper handling, cleaning, and preparation of instruments.Candidates should possess skills in infection control, with a thorough understanding of best practices, safety procedures, and regulatory guidelines.Candidates should possess familiarity with operating room environments, workflows, and instrument usage to effectively connect training to real clinical settings.Candidates should possess solid knowledge of medical terminology relevant to sterile processing, surgical procedures, and healthcare documentation.Relevant certification in sterile processing (e.g., CRCST or equivalent) and prior experience in a sterile processing department or perioperative setting are highly beneficial.Experience in teaching, training, or mentoring in a healthcare or technical environment, with strong communication and presentation skills.Ability to create clear lesson plans, evaluate learner performance, and support diverse learners in a hands-on educational setting.Associate degree or higher in a healthcare-related field, or equivalent combination of education and professional experience.