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UF Health Jacksonville Hospital seeks a GI Lab Technician to assist gastroenterologists and surgeons with GI procedures and patient care in ER/ICU settings. You will maintain and decontaminate endoscopic equipment, support room turnover, and manage GI and general medical supplies to ensure readiness for procedures and sedation.
Required experience includes 1-2 years in medical roles; BLS; HS diploma; preferred Endoscope Reprocessor certification; strong aseptic and patient-care skills for a busy
Location: UF Health Jacksonville Hospital
655 8th St W, Jacksonville, FL 32209
Schedule: Monday-Friday | 7:00am-3:30pm
Employment Type: Full-Time
Join UF Health and be part of a team committed to exceptional patient care, innovation, and community impact. We are currently seeking a passionate individual who is eager to make a difference in a dynamic healthcare environment.
The GI Lab Technician assists the gastroenterologist and/or surgeon with a number of GI procedures and provides patient care in the clinical setting specifically assisting with bedside cases done in the ER and ICU units. Also responsible for the care, cleaning, handling and preventive maintenance of GI endoscopic equipment and instrumentation.
Required Education: High School Diploma or GED
Required Licensure/Certifications: BLS
Required Experience: 1-2 years as a Surgical Tech, GI Tech, Medical Assistant, CNA, Patient Care Associate, Corpsman or other relevant medical experience.
Preferred Experience: Two (2) or more years working in a health care environment as GI Tech or PCA.
Preferred Licensure/Certifications: Certified Endoscope Reprocessor
Necessary Skills:
1. Knowledge of patient care and basic human needs throughout the life span.
2. Knowledge of medical terminology.
3. Knowledge of aseptic techniques.
4. Knowledge of acute and chronic disease process.
5. Knowledge of standard precautions.
6. Basic knowledge of anatomic structure and human body system.
Age of Patients Served: Adult (18-64 years) Geriatric (=>65 years)