Endoscopy Technician

Endoscopy Technician

Assist physicians and nursing staff during endoscopic procedures. Prepare patients for procedures as directed by the care team. Transport patients to and from procedure rooms as needed. Prepare endoscopy suites according to patient, physician, and procedure requirements. Assemble, test, and maintain properly functioning equipment, instruments, and supplies. Clean, disinfect, and reprocess endoscopes, instruments, and equipment according to manufacturer Instructions for Use (IFUs) and Center policies. Perform between-case cleaning and daily terminal cleaning of procedure rooms and endoscopy suites. Practice appropriate aseptic technique and follow sterile processes required in the endoscopy setting. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and observe universal precautions at all times. Assist with maintaining adequate inventory of endoscopy supplies and equipment. Restock rooms and support cost-effective, efficient use of supplies. Support efficient room turnover to optimize patient flow. Promote patient and physician satisfaction through professionalism, communication, and teamwork. Proactively participate in Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement (QAPI), and Safety Programs. Communicate safety concerns promptly using the Chain of Command. Demonstrate knowledge of and adherence to the Center's Code of Conduct. Comply with all Center policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. Document information legibly and accurately as required. Attend required education, in-services, staff meetings, and continuing education. Maintain regular and predictable attendance. Perform other duties as assigned.

Physical & Work Environment Expectations

• Ability to lift, push, pull, or carry up to 50 pounds
• Ability to assist with patient transport and positioning
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks and sustained physical activity
• Manual dexterity and steady hand-eye coordination
• Work in a climate-controlled procedural environment with occasional reduced lighting
• Exposure to bloodborne pathogens, body fluids, cleaning chemicals, and disinfectants
• Work in close proximity to patients, providers, and team members
• Noise level typically quiet to moderate
• Ability to stand, walk, and move for 6–8 hours per day
• Days and hours may vary based on patient and Center needs

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