Endoscopy Technician — GI/Pulmonary Procedure Support

Duke Health; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Duke Health is seeking an Endoscopy Technician to support GI and pulmonary procedures at the Brier Creek location in Raleigh. The role focuses on patient preparation, equipment setup, and room readiness to ensure high‑quality care in a regulated environment.

Level I is entry level with foundational tasks, while Level II requires more independent procedure support and advanced instrumentation knowledge. Day shifts are available and Duke promotes inclusive, safe care for all patients.

Qualifications

• Level I requires high school diploma or GED; a related healthcare training program is preferred.
• Level II requires 1 year endoscopy experience or graduate from an accredited surgical tech program.
• Certifications in Endoscopic Tech, Surgical Technology, Medical Assistant, or Nursing Assistant are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and set up procedure rooms with supplies, instruments, and equipment.
• Prepare patients for procedures and assist during diagnostic and therapeutic GI/pulmonary endoscopies.
• Calibrate, troubleshoot, and perform routine maintenance on endoscopy equipment.
• Perform cleaning, high‑level disinfection, sterilization, and storage of endoscope equipment.
• Maintain inventory and ensure compliance with infection control and safety policies.
• Assist providers and maintain a safe, organized procedural environment.

Skills

Patient care

Equipment setup

Infection control

Education

High school diploma or GED

Healthcare training program (Surgical Technology / Medical Assistant / Nursing Assistant)

Tools

Endoscope equipment

High‑level disinfection procedures

Job description

Duke Health is seeking an Endoscopy Technician to support GI and pulmonary procedures at the Brier Creek location in Raleigh. The role focuses on patient preparation, equipment setup, and room readiness to ensure high‑quality care in a regulated environment.

Level I is entry level with foundational tasks, while Level II requires more independent procedure support and advanced instrumentation knowledge. Day shifts are available and Duke promotes inclusive, safe care for all patients.