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Salary: USD 80,000 - 95,000 / annual
Stepful is a workforce platform training healthcare workers for major US health systems including NY-Presbyterian, Mt. Sinai, HCA, Providence, CVS, and Walgreens. The company has trained over 32,000 practice-ready healthcare workers since 2021 and is backed by Y Combinator and a recent $55M Series C.
You will deliver high-quality, hands-on skills instruction in Surgical Technology across multiple clinical sites nationwide. This is a full-time, travel-based role reporting to the Program Director, Surgical Services.
Key responsibilities:
- Teach and facilitate skills labs and clinical instruction across assigned cohorts
- Demonstrate proper surgical techniques and provide step-by-step instruction with live supervision
- Assess student competency, provide feedback, and deliver remediation as needed
- Ensure students achieve mastery before advancing to clinical rotations
- Coordinate with hospital preceptors to align experiences with program goals
- Document student progress and report clinical outcomes
- Represent Stepful on client and partner calls, supporting implementation efforts
- Provide insights to enhance student and partner experience
Between 11-week cohorts, you'll serve as an on-site Stepful representative, partnering with clinical sites on onboarding and program implementation. Stepful covers all reasonable travel expenses including flights, transportation, and hotel accommodations.
Requirements:
- Willingness to travel regularly to multiple clinical sites across the United States
- Current Surgical Tech certification (CST or NCCT)
- 3+ years of experience teaching Surgical Technology in a lab or school setting
- Hands-on experience as a Surgical Technologist in the operating room
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Current BLS certification
- Ability to be hands-on, resourceful, and thrive in fast-paced, evolving environments
Bonus qualifications:
- CRCST certification and/or experience teaching Sterile Processing
- Bachelor's degree in a related healthcare field
- Experience with competency-based education models
- Experience supporting diverse and underserved student populations
- Familiarity with NCCT certification requirements
- Previous experience with online or hybrid education programs
