Endoscopy Center Technician (CNA, MA, PCT)
$18.50 - $26.00 per hour
ApplyEndoscopy Center Technician (CNA, MA, PCT)
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18.50 - $26.00 per hour
About the role
- Endoscopy Technicians work in several roles of the Endoscopy Center: Prep Assistant, Turn-Around Assistant, Recovery Room HUCNA and Scope Reprocessing Technician.
- Prep Assistant
- Patient escort from waiting room to prep area
- Obtaining vital signs
- Assist with transport of patient to procedure area cartCLIA waived testing
- Room turnover cleaning and stockingAny other duties as assigned within the scope of their practice
- Turn-Around Assistant
- Assist with transportation of patient in and out of procedure room
- Initiate EKG and vital sign monitoring equipment set up in procedure area and recovery
- Assist physician with dilation
- Answer call light in procedure area and assist with trouble shooting equipment
- Verify pathology specimen log in and pack for shipping
- Room turnover cleaning and stockingAny other duties as assigned within the scope of their practice
- Recovery Room HUCNAResponsible for processing physicians orders
- Generate discharge paperwork
- Assist with patient care including but not limited to obtaining vital signs, repositioning, toileting, and discharge transportation.
- Removal of IV catheter as instructed by RNRoom turnover cleaning, stocking and ordering as necessaryAny other duties as assigned within the scope of their practice
- Scope Reprocessing Technician
- SetupPlacement and connection of appropriate scope into procedural room
- Ensure proper functioning of equipment
- Removal and storage of scope after disinfection
- Cleaning, stocking and ordering of supplies as necessaryAny other duties as assigned within the scope of their practice
- WasherInitial cleaning of scope at bedside
- Room turnover
- Leak testing of scope
- Manual cleaning of scope and accessory equipment at sink
- Connection of scope to Automatic Endoscopy Reprocessor (AER)
- Testing and documentation of concentration of OPA prior to each AER cycle
- Any other duties as assigned within the scope of their practice
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
- Company-paid life insurance
- Company-paid premiums for Short-term and long-term disability insurance
- Voluntary supplemental insurance options
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)120 hours of Annual Leave for hires during years 1-2 and paid holidays 401(k) and Profit Sharing Plan
- Professional development and continuing education opportunities, including a tuition reimbursement benefit
- High school graduate with one or more years of related work experience in GI endoscopy is preferred.
- Able to read, write and communicate
- Maintains Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
- Able to maintain and comply with patient confidentiality
- Certified CNA through State of Illinois, MA, or other medical training required
- Exposure to bloodborne pathogens requiring the use of universal precautions and/or personal protective equipment.
- Knowledgeable of potential exposure to hazardous materials (i.e., patient body fluids and disinfectant chemicals)
- Position requires full range of motion, frequent standing, walking and sitting for extended periods of time.
- Must be able to help lift, turn, roll, push, and pull equipment/patients for proper positioning during procedures and transportation from one area to the other as necessary.
- Must be able to lift a minimum of 25 lbs.
- Requires visual and hearing acuity.
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