Surgical Technology Training Program
Gain the skills and experience needed to become a vital part of a surgical team with Midwest Institute’s hands-on training.
Designed to equip you with practical skills and real-world experience, our course offers a blend of classroom learning and clinical practice, ensuring you’re fully prepared for success in the fast-growing dental field.
Core Program Benefits
Midwest Institute’s Surgical Technology Program provides students with the technical and practical knowledge needed to thrive in surgical settings. The program covers:
Anatomy &
physiology
Medical
terminology
Sterilization
techniques
Operating room protocol
Surgical instruments and procedures
Our hands-on training ensures that students graduate feeling confident and ready to work.
Why Choose Midwest Institute?
Career-Focused Curriculum
Designed to match the needs of today’s surgical teams
Experienced
Instructors
Learn from professionals with years of field experience
Hands-On
Training
Practice in simulated operating rooms before externships
Job Placement Assistance
Resume help, interview prep, and job search support
Certification and Career Prospects
The healthcare industry is growing, and so is the demand for skilled surgical techs. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for surgical technologists is expected to grow steadily in the coming years. This growth is driven by:
- Advances in surgical techniques
- A growing aging population
- Increased demand for medical procedures
With proper training, surgical technologists can work in hospitals, private practices, and specialty surgery centers.
Financial Assistance Available
Education is an investment in your future, and we believe financial barriers shouldn’t prevent you from pursuing your dreams. Financial aid is available for those who qualify, helping you focus on your education, not the expense.
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Opinions made by our students
*All candidates must pass an entrance exam prior to enrollment.
*Midwest Institute is currently seeking Initial Programmatic Accreditation for the Surgical Technology program and has begun this process with its Institutional Accreditor, ABHES. Though the CST is not required for employment in the state of Missouri, some employers may require this credential. The National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting Association (NBSTSA) requires that the Surgical Technology Program is Programmatically Accredited in order for students to be eligible to sit for the NBSTSA national Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) examination. Students attending this program will not be eligible for the CST exam until the Initial Programmatic Accreditation process is complete and approval is received by ABHES.
Ready to Start?
Ready to step into the operating room and start your career in healthcare?
Enroll in the Surgical Technology Training Program at Midwest Institute today.or call us at 314-344-4440. Our admissions counselors are eager to guide you through the application process and discuss how financial aid can help you.
- Visit Us: Come see our facilities and meet faculty and current students.
- Talk to an Advisor:Our friendly admissions team is ready to answer your questions and help you enroll.
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Your future as a Surgical Technologist starts here. Contact us today to take the first step toward a dynamic and rewarding career in the operating room—where every day, you help save lives.
