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An established industry player is seeking an Endoscopy Technician to provide vital support in the Endoscopy Unit. This role involves assisting healthcare professionals during procedures, ensuring patient comfort, and preparing equipment for sterilization. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication and leadership skills, demonstrating the ability to work effectively with diverse patient populations. Join a forward-thinking organization that values diversity and offers opportunities for professional growth in a collaborative environment.
The Endoscopy Technician works under the direction of the Nurse Director / GI Charge Nurse or designee to coordinate the delivery of a variety of patient services. Patient services are both clinical and non-clinical in nature and include direct patient care activities such as assisting physicians and RNs during endoscopy procedures, handling specimens collected and preparing equipment for reprocessing/sterilization.
The Endoscopy Unit provides diagnostic services for the adult population with gastrointestinal problems. The Endoscopy Technician is sensitive to the needs of adults/older adults and their families.
Education
Must be a High School Graduate
Experience
Knowledge of needs and behaviors of adolescent, adult and older adult patients required.
Must have demonstrated clinical competency in GI as well as strong leadership skills as evidenced by:
*effective communication
*ability to problem solve
*ability to get along well with others
*ability to confront issues appropriately
*ability to plan, organize, and direct the activities of others
License, Certificate, and/or Training
-CPR certification required
-Working knowledge of aseptic techniques helpful
-After ensured competency encouraged to complete the SGNA Associates -Program and be recognized as a GI Technical Specialist (GTS)
-Advanced Associates Program (AGTS) encouraged after competency with advanced therapeutic procedures usually between the first and second year.