Cssd Technician

**Location**: Launceston, TAS, Australia, 7250
**Position Type**: Permanent - Full-time / Part-time
About the Role
We are looking for a dedicated and experienced CSSD Technician to join our Central Sterilising Services Department in early 2026 at Calvary St Vincent’s Hospital. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to a high-performing team committed to delivering safe, high-quality sterilisation services that support patient care across the hospital.
What You’ll Do
**As a CSSD Technician, you will play a key role in**:
Providing effective and safe decontamination, sterilisation, and preparation of medical instruments and equipment
Ensuring compliance with AS5369 standards and best practice guidelines
Supporting the workflow of the CSSD through teamwork, communication, and attention to detail
Contributing to continuous improvement and maintaining a strong focus on patient safety
What You Bring
**To be successful, you will have**:
Certificate III in Health - Sterilising Practice for Technicians (or equivalent)
Minimum 1 year of experience in a CSSD environment
Strong understanding of AS5369 standards and sterilisation processes
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Well-developed planning, organisational, and analytical abilities
Strong computer literacy skills
A commitment to ongoing learning, improvement, and Calvary’s mission of compassionate care
A customer-focused, team-oriented attitude
Your Benefits
Salary packaging (NFP), discounted health insurance, and gym memberships
Paid parental leave
Training, development pathways, and career progression opportunities
Flexible working arrangements to support work-life balance
Why Calvary?
Calvary is a leading not-for-profit Catholic healthcare organisation with a long history of delivering compassionate service. At Calvary, you’ll enjoy:
A supportive and inclusive workplace culture
Opportunities for professional growth and skill development
The chance to make a meaningful impact on patient care and the wider clinical team
Ready to Make a Difference?