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Community Health Service Education

Central Service Technician - Career Facts

Program Length

This is a five-credit class that meets two days per week for one semester. Medical Terminology (CHSE 120) is a pre/ co requisite to the class.

Nature of Work

The central Service Technician is responsible for processing and inventorying hospital equipment, supplies, and instruments used in most hospital departments. They decontaminate, clean, sterilize and dispense supplies.

Employment Prospects

Job openings are expected to grow as fast as average, or about 10 to 20 percent.

Skills You Need

You should be in good physical and emotional health to secure and maintain employment. An interest in health care, attention to details, and an ability to organize would be helpful.

Expected Earnings

The expected pay range for a Central Service Technician in central Michigan is $20,000 to $29,000.



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