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Allied Health is seeking an Endoscopy Tech for a 13-week travel assignment in a hospital setting. The role requires 2+ years in a client setting, BLS, and certification as a Endoscope Reprocessor. Expect a day shift with weekend rotation and on-call duties after hours.
Familiarity with Olympus endoscopes and reprocessing, leak testing, and procedures such as colonoscopy and EGD are essential. Equipment includes Olympus, Steris, Conmed, ERBE, and Boston Scientific.
Profession: Endoscopy Tech
Specialty: Endoscopy
Duration: 13 Weeks
Shift: Day/Weekends Rotate
Hours per Shift: 10.5 Hours
Experience: Minimum 2 Years in Client Setting
License: BLS Required
Certifications: Certified Endoscope Reprocessor
Must-Have:
Familiarity with Olympus Endoscopes.Knowledge of reprocessing endoscopes.Experience with leak testing.Understanding of procedures such as colonoscopy, EGD, ERCP, bronchoscopies, and EUS.
Description:Travel Endoscopy Technician position available.Must have 2 years of experience in a hospital setting.The shift is Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM.On-call requirements include 5:30 PM to 7:00 AM during the week and 24-hour coverage on weekends.The unit has 9 pre/post beds and 4 procedure rooms.Patient ratios are 1:1 for procedures and 1:3 for pre/post care.There is no unit secretary, and 3 full-time Endoscopy Technicians are available.Type of equipment includes Olympus, Steris, Conmed, ERBE, and Boston Scientific.The documentation system used is Expanse Provation.If volume is light, technicians may float to the main operating room or Sterile Processing Department.There are no specific patient experience requirements.Advanced skills needed include knowledge and skills for various procedures performed such as EGD, colonoscopies, ERCP, bronchoscopies, Bravo placements, HET, TIF, EBUS, and EUS.Required uniform consists of hospital-provided scrubs and closed-toe shoes.Team cooperation is highly valued, and support from providers is evident.