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raspberrysupreme

Surgery techs - let me pick your brain!

Work Advice

Yesterday our hospital owner/lead doctor appointed me as lead surgery tech. I had been lead surgery tech in my previous clinic, so this is something I am very excited about.

He challenged me to find away a way to make our surgery days more efficient. Our surgery days are twice a week and we typically perform four a day (spays, neuters, gastropexies, mass removals, amputations, etc). Dentals are performed on other days. We occasionally add on a sedation as well.

Our surgical staff is the surgeon, the tech, and an assistant.

What are some things that you do in your hospital that help the surgeries flow well?

Posted Nov 14, 2025, 1:53 PM UTC

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