Endoscopy Reprocessing Technician

Health First; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full-Time Schedule

8:00am-4:30pm shift

Paygrade PG-21

Job summary

Health First in New York is seeking a Gastroenterology Reprocessing Technician to support safe, high-quality endoscope reprocessing and patient care. You will perform technical activities, assist licensed personnel and help maintain clean, compliant scope rooms, with a focus on safety and quality.

The role is full-time with a 8:00am–4:30pm shift and a PG-21 paygrade. Applicants should be prepared to follow ASGE/SGNA standards, maintain logs, and collaborate with physicians to manage scope flow

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Ability to communicate and share workload evenly.
• BLS certification (AHA) within 90 days of start date.

Responsibilities

• Maintain all tracking records and testing logs for scope room and environment of care.
• Adhere to universal precautions and wear PPE per ASGE/SGNA standards.
• Perform proper daily maintenance of endoscope reprocessing equipment.
• Assist in management and troubleshooting equipment failures and service/repair of endoscopes and accessories.
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for leak testing, cleaning and reprocessing of endoscopes to provide high level disinfection.
• Handle delicate endoscopes with care and store per manufacturers’ guidelines.
• Collaborate with physicians and staff to manage patient flow for scopes.

Skills

Communication skills

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Health First in New York is seeking a Gastroenterology Reprocessing Technician to support safe, high-quality endoscope reprocessing and patient care. You will perform technical activities, assist licensed personnel and help maintain clean, compliant scope rooms, with a focus on safety and quality.

The role is full-time with a 8:00am–4:30pm shift and a PG-21 paygrade. Applicants should be prepared to follow ASGE/SGNA standards, maintain logs, and collaborate with physicians to manage scope flow