Endoscopy Technician (FT)
columbus regional healthcare system crhsWhiteville (NC)
Endoscopy Technician (FT)
Posted 9 days ago
columbus regional healthcare system crhsWhiteville (NC)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Endoscopic Procedure Instrument Specialist At Columbus Regional Healthcare System we offer professional growth and advancement for every employee. Working at CRHS allows you to have the intimate hospital feel while still being provided with the large healthcare system resources.
Shift:
6:30a-3pJob Description: Disinfects, cleans, sorts, sterilizes, assembles, labels and stores instruments used for endoscopic procedures.
Qualifications:
High School graduate or equivalent.
Ability to read and understand instructions and keep records.
Incumbent will be required to attain BLS within 3 months of employment.
NA I certification and listed on the NC registry in good standing (incumbent holds one of the preferred certifications listed below).
Preferred:
In lieu of NA I certification, one of the following certifications will be accepted: Certified Medical Assistant (CMA), Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) or Registered Medical Assistant (RMA).
Experience:
No previous experience required. Given training and on-the-job experience incumbent should be proficient in basic aspects of the job within 6 months. Perks + Benefits: On-site Gym (open 7 days a week) Competitive Pay RatesOn-site Cafeteria Company Swag Comprehensive Benefit Package Tuition Reimbursement Matching Retirement Plan
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