Surgical Services/GI/Endo Tech
imcs groupYork (PA)
About the role
Endoscope Technician for flexible endoscope cleaning/disinfection. Please note that this is not a clinical position and does not include any rotation on clinical GI patient care. This position will flex between GI Endoscope Processing and the main Central Sterile Processing department as appropriate. Individual should have general sterile processing knowledge. Main hours will be Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm with rotating Saturdays for Endoscope Processing in the GI Suite. Individual will be expected to flex between opening & closing shifts as needed. Opening 6:00am-2:30pm, Mid 8:00am-4:30pm, Closing 9:00am-5:30pm. Saturdays are 8:00am-4:30pm as the sole individual for the unit. Individual should have lead technician qualities & experience in order to lead the Endoscope Processing Room as single responsible individual as needed. Pre-Screen Unit - Candidate will be reviewed by clinical to determine clinical fit, if clinical pass and within Wellspan guidelines, candidate will be sent to the manager for final decision. Clinical screens will be sent on case-by-case basis.*Manager will interviewMINIMUM EXPERIENCE: 2 yearsCERTIFICATIONS: CRCST & CEREPIC exp preferredRTO: MAX 7 daysWEEKENDS: rotating SaturdaysCALL REQUIREMENTS: n/aHOLIDAYS: as neededFLOATING: n/aADDITIONAL INFO:Could care for COVID patients. Tobacco and fragrance free facility - please notify traveler prior to submission Local Rate: *** less than posted BR
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