Endoscopy Technician Coordinator
Endoscopy Technician Coordinator
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Comprehensive health benefits that start day 1Student Loan Repayment Assistance & Reimbursement Programs
- Family-focused benefits
- Wellness incentives
- Ongoing mentorship, development, and leadership programs and more
- Acts as a key member of the Endoscopy Service Line, assisting with daily operations and coordinating supply chain logistics.
- Ensures high-quality patient care through clinical expertise and operational support.
- Assists with daily operations, maintaining effective case flow and managing instruments, supplies, and equipment.
- Serves as the primary point of contact for providers, vendors, support staff, and leadership.
- Maintains clear communication regarding procedures, schedules, and equipment needs.
- Provides clinical expertise in endoscopy procedures, including:
- Procedure setup
- Equipment troubleshooting
- High-level disinfection (HLD) processes
- Supports quality assurance and ensures compliance with policies, procedures, and regulatory standards.
- Collaborates with providers to improve service line efficiency and promote best practices.
- Contributes to equipment budgeting and procurement, including recommendations for new acquisitions and maintenance.
- Mentors, trains, and supports endoscopy staff, identifying educational needs and coordinating training sessions.
- Assists with administrative duties, supporting the Nurse Manager and leadership in:
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