Library: Surgical Technology Programs: Guide Home

Library Orientation

Surgical Technology Orientation

This orientation module is focused on Surgical Technology resources. For a general library orientation, please choose one of the location-based orientations on the library's Orientations page.

Library Orientation

Text: 865-217-7631

Email: scref@south.edu

Help with an Access Issue

Resources

Ebooks

Ebook Collections

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed

MyAccess Registration Guide

Bates' Visual Guide

Blood Transfusion Game
"In this game you have to blood type each patient and give them a blood transfusion. Are you able to do that? If not, maybe you should read the introduction to blood typing before you start, otherwise you will put the patients' lives in danger!"

Journal Collections

BioMed Central
Open access journals in the fields of biology and medicine.

Journal of Medical Insight

JOMI

Register for an account to access JOMI content.

Go to jomi.com/account (using Chrome is suggested).
Enter your information:
- Use your South College email address.
- In the space provided for Institution, type South College.
- Select the most appropriate User Type from the menu.
Click on the green Create Account button.
An email with a confirmation link will be sent to your South College email.
Click the link to confirm your account.

jomi.com/account

General Surgical Technology Resources

Lab Tests Online
Clinical lab test information for patients and medical professionals includes test descriptions, conditions, screening guide, and more.

Google Scholar

Associations

Surgical Technology

Career Resources

Occupational Outlook Handbook for Surgical Technologists
National Job Board for Physician Assistant and Advanced Practice Nurse Employment
Career Center from NBSTSA
Nursing resource website with nationwide nursing job search by state and by specialty
How to Become a Surgical Technologist
EduMed.org guide for prospective Surgical Technologists

Surgical Technology in Movies

Something the Lord Made

In the Jim Crow South, a white surgeon takes on a black research assistant, and together they develop a procedure to save children with congenital heart disease, but the man of color cannot get recognition for his contribution to the project.