Washington DC Sterile Processing Jobs

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Sterile processing technicians in Washington DC earn between $48,000 and $72,000 annually, with experienced CRCST-certified techs at major academic medical centers commanding rates at the top of that range. The DC metro market includes some of the most prominent hospital systems in the country, making it a strong destination for SPD professionals seeking career growth and competitive compensation.

This market is well-suited for techs with at least one year of experience and active IAHCSMM or CBSPD certification, as DC-area employers consistently prioritize credentialed candidates. Facilities operating evening and overnight shifts frequently offer differentials ranging from $2 to $5 per hour above base pay.

MedStar Health, Inova Health System, and George Washington University Hospital are among the most active employers of sterile processing staff across the DMV region. Virginia and Maryland suburbs extend the opportunity pool significantly, with facilities in Arlington, Bethesda, and Silver Spring regularly posting SPD openings alongside DC proper.

Browse current sterile processing jobs in Washington DC and the surrounding DMV area and apply directly to openings that match your certification level and shift preference.

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