Float GI Tech – Endoscopy Support & Patient Care

GI Associates; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

No weekends

No Holidays

PTO & paid anniversary day

7% GI Associates retirement plan & 401

Medical, dental & vision insurance

Flexible spending plan

Short- & long-term disability

Basic & supplemental life insurance

Critical Shift Incentive Compensation

Job summary

GI Associates in southeastern Wisconsin is seeking motivated people to join our growing gastroenterology practice as Float/Pool GI Techs. The GI Technician assists in data collection for objective assessments by the RN, maintains scopes and reprocessing, and supports post-procedure information management.

This role requires hands-on patient care support, proper handling of endoscopic equipment, and collaboration with team members to optimize patient care.

Qualifications

• Practice-based learning and improvement, empathy, and clinical judgement.
• High School Diploma.
• BLS Certification.
• Minimum 1 year of GI Tech experience.
• Willingness to travel to other GI Associates locations as needed to support operational needs throughout southeastern WI.

Responsibilities

• Set up equipment pre-procedure.
• Assist with post-procedure process under RN supervision.
• Handle scopes, light sources and ancillary equipment properly.
• Transport used equipment to reprocessing area after procedure.
• Assist with room turn around/setup and cleaning of procedure rooms.
• Maintain records/logs for high-level disinfection of endoscopic equipment.
• Ensure adequate supply of chemicals and equipment for reprocessing.
• Promote a patient- and employee-friendly environment.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information.
• Collaborate with GIA team members to optimize patient care.

Job description

GI Associates in southeastern Wisconsin is seeking motivated people to join our growing gastroenterology practice as Float/Pool GI Techs. The GI Technician assists in data collection for objective assessments by the RN, maintains scopes and reprocessing, and supports post-procedure information management.

This role requires hands-on patient care support, proper handling of endoscopic equipment, and collaboration with team members to optimize patient care.