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How CensiTrac Enhances Sterile Processing Workflow and Team Coordination at St. Dominic Hospital

Chelissa Gray, a Sterile Processing Technician at St. Dominic Hospital, explains how CensiTrac is integral to her team's daily operations. The software enables full instrument tracking from decontamination to operating room delivery, improving workflow visibility and team coordination. Her account highlights CensiTrac's practical role in supporting sterile processing efficiency in a real hospital setting.

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Key takeaways

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CensiTrac provides end-to-end tracking of surgical instruments from decontamination to the OR at St. Dominic Hospital.

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The platform supports team coordination and daily workflow management for sterile processing staff.

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Real-world adoption by frontline technicians demonstrates CensiTrac's operational value in hospital sterile processing departments.

Chelissa Gray, a Sterile Processing Technician at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Mississippi, describes CensiTrac as an essential part of her daily workflow. With CensiTrac, Gray and her team can track every surgical instrument from the moment it arrives in decontamination to when it’s delivered back to the operating room, ensuring full visibility and accountability throughout the process.

One of the features she values most is real-time productivity tracking, which allows technicians to measure and improve their performance continuously. This capability helps staff not only stay on top of their tasks but also push for higher standards each day.

CensiTrac also helps reduce confusion between departments. When instruments are still in the OR or misplaced, the tracking system makes it easy to verify their location, helping eliminate blame and streamline communication between the OR and sterile processing.

For Gray, the message is simple: CensiTrac works—and it makes a measurable difference in day-to-day operations.

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I'm Shalisa Gray. I work at St. Dominic Health, and I am a sterile processing technician. I love census. I love sensor track. We are able to track everything from the time we get it to the d Indicon to when it goes upstairs. I love the tracking. Oh, and the productivity. I can test my watch my productivity and, do better than yesterday. I would tell them to get it and don't hesitate because it works. It works. It helps you keep up with everything. You keep up with your productivity and you can track sets. It won't be your responsibility if it's still in the OR and they come down to SBD looking for it.

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Sterile Processing Technician at St. Dominic Hospital

Chelissa Gray is a Sterile Processing Technician at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Mississippi. She works with CensiTrac to manage surgical instrument tracking across the sterile processing department. Her role focuses on ensuring instrument visibility from decontamination through delivery to the operating room.