Endoscope Reprocessing Specialist

UVA Health; Virginia; On-site; USD 22,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

Retirement Savings

Disability insurance (long-term &短

HSA & FSA

Job summary

UVA Health is seeking an on-site Endoscopy Reprocessing Technician to support the cleaning, disinfection and calibration of flexible endoscopes and related devices in a hospital setting. You will operate reprocessing machinery, maintain inventory, and ensure safety standards are met.

The ideal candidate holds a High School Diploma or GED with 0-1+ years in sterile processing. Certification as a CFER or CER within 6 months is required, with CEUs ongoing. SGNA training is preferred.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• 0-1+ years of sterile processing experience with scopes/endoscopy preferred.
• Must obtain CFER or CER within 6 months of hire and maintain CEUs for renewal.
• Completion of SGNA-related training is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-site support for reprocessing of flexible endoscopes and devices.
• Clean, disinfect, calibrate scopes per IFU and facility standards.
• Operate reprocessing machinery (AER, flushing equipment).
• Maintain inventory and perform safety checks on equipment.
• Prioritize and respond to leadership/staff requests; report repairs.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Sterile processing

Attention to detail

Safety awareness

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Automatic Reprocessing Machines (AER)

Job description

UVA Health is seeking an on-site Endoscopy Reprocessing Technician to support the cleaning, disinfection and calibration of flexible endoscopes and related devices in a hospital setting. You will operate reprocessing machinery, maintain inventory, and ensure safety standards are met.

The ideal candidate holds a High School Diploma or GED with 0-1+ years in sterile processing. Certification as a CFER or CER within 6 months is required, with CEUs ongoing. SGNA training is preferred.