The Hospital
Attracting the best surgeons to your facility is vital to the quality of the institution.
The top surgeons need the support of the best surgical assistants in the country.
Backed by your leader in professional surgical assistant services industry. Each patient gets the same, top level of support from our assistants.
What do they Do?
► Improve Patient Safety and
Outcomes
► Maximize Quality of Service
► Ensure Availability and Reliability
► Reduce Unit Costs
► Increase Surgery Volumes
► Shorten Room Turnover Times
► Enhance Surgical Assistant
Credentialing,
The Surgeon
The surgeon needs experienced surgical assistants. The operating room is a stressful place.
There are many areas of surgery that rely on quality assisting.Surgeons need the assistance.
Surgical Assistant are certified and licensed professional that supports surgeons during an operation and is credentialed at each hospital where he/she performs services. Surgical assistants have a diverse skill set. Our assistant include internationally-trained medical doctors who practice as surgical assistants, PA’s, RNFA’s, SA-C’s, CSFA’s and CSA’s.
There are many areas of surgery that rely on quality assisting. Surgical First Assistants have experienced a variety skills for a variety of: surgery specialties:
► Robotic Surgery
► General Surgery
► Orthopedic Surgery
► Neurosurgery
► Obstetrical Surgery
► Gynecological Surgery
► Cardiac Surgery
► Thoracic Surgery
► Vascular Surgery
► Plastic Surgery
The Assistant
The role of the surgical assistant is a vital part of the healthcare system.
We believes that surgical assistants can help hospitals overcome challenges.
Certified Surgical Assistant are meeting the criteria and becoming enable to practice in the field and fulfill professional, legislative, facility, and/or employer.
Our surgical assistants comes from a variety of backgrounds, in the medical field, with decades of experience. We provide the surgeons with specialized surgical assistants. In the Operating Room, the results are exceptional.
The surgical assistants can to be leaders in the operating room and help the hospitals improve their productivity and achieve better patient outcomes.
The American Board of Surgical Assistants defines First and Second Assistants as follows:
First Assistant
The first assistant on a surgical procedure is defined as the individual providing primary assistance to the primary (main) surgeon, during a surgical procedure. This individual “CANNOT” be involved in any other role or function, during the surgical procedure (i.e. first or second scrub and/or passing instruments). This individual must also be listed on the operative record as the first assistant, not as a first or second scrub!
Although descriptions may vary from institution to institution, the role of the first assistant requires active participation, during the surgical procedure. This involves providing exposure, hemostasis, tying or sewing plus other functions (excluding acting as the scrub nurse or technician) as determined by the primary surgeon, responsible for the patient and procedure.
An individual may not act as a first assistant, for example, on a simple hernia repair or similar case with only themselves and the surgeon. This is a surgeon/scrub role and not a surgeon/assistant role.
Second Assistant
This individual is not the primary assistant to the primary surgeon and is hereby defined and designated as a retractor holder. An assistant as defined under this section does not qualify as a first assistant.