Endoscopy Tech

Job Summary The Endoscopy Technician supports high-quality, patient-centered care by assisting with endoscopic procedures and maintaining equipment to ensure safety and compliance. Performs technical and specialized duties under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, including preparing procedure rooms, cleaning and disinfecting endoscopic equipment, and ensuring proper inventory of supplies.

Plays a vital role in facilitating efficient procedures and maintaining accurate documentation. Essential Functions - Prepares procedure rooms and ensures proper setup of equipment, instruments, and supplies for each endoscopic procedure. - Assists procedural teams by anticipating the needs of the physician and supporting patient positioning during procedures. - Cleans, decontaminates, and performs high-level disinfection of endoscopic equipment according to manufacturer guidelines and facility policies. - Troubleshoots and resolves issues with endoscopes and related equipment to minimize procedural delays. - Ensures proper handling, labeling, and documentation of specimens and cultures in accordance with policy. - Monitors and maintains inventory of supplies, ensuring all items are in stock and removing expired items as needed. - Maintains accurate department records, including quality control documentation for decontamination and equipment maintenance. - Assists with scheduling, preoperative calls, and medical record organization to support procedural readiness. - Transports patients and supplies as necessary, ensuring timely and safe movement. - Performs other duties as assigned. - Maintains regular and reliable attendance. - Complies with all policies and standards.

Qualifications - Completion of an accredited Endoscopy Technician or sterile processing program preferred - 0-2 years of healthcare experience required - 1-3 years of previous endoscopy experience preferred Knowledge, Skills and Abilities - Knowledge of endoscopic procedures, equipment maintenance, and disinfection protocols. - Strong understanding of aseptic techniques and infection control standards. - Ability to anticipate procedural needs and respond effectively to physician and team requirements. - Excellent organizational and multitasking skills to manage supplies, documentation, and patient transport. - Proficiency in using communication tools to address concerns and resolve issues. - Commitment to maintaining a safe and patient-centered care environment.

Licenses and Certifications - BCLS - Basic Life Support Issued by American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross (ARC) or American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI) required - Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)-AAMA preferred or - CNA - Certified Nursing Assistant preferred or - Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT) preferred State Specific

Requirements - Indiana: SGNA course within six (6) months of employment. - New Mexico: GI certification or Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) or Certified Operating Room Surgical Technologist (CORST) preferred. - Pennsylvania: SGNA course within six (6) months of employment. - Texas: Successful completion of assigned SAMA course within 30 days of hire required.