Endoscopy Technician

Job Description

Job Description

• 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