Endoscopy Tech / Medical Assistant - Gastroenterology - SRS - 8 Hour Day Shift - Per Diem
$28.740 - $35.930
ApplyEndoscopy Tech / Medical Assistant - Gastroenterology - SRS - 8 Hour Day Shift - Per Diem
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$28.740 - $35.930
About the role
- Accurate and efficiently provides high level disinfection of all endoscopes/washers based on ASGE, manufacturer guidelines, and established Sharp Policy and Procedure.
- Maintains quality logbook documentation for regulatory compliance. (Measured and monitored through observation by direct supervisor and QA book audits).Department Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Organizes and completes daily requirements and responsibilities within time frames.
- Ensures optimal workflow by assisting in transfers of patients as necessary; fosters efficient turnaround of rooms.
- Maintains equipment and supplies and may assist with ordering supplies and restocking rooms.
- Maintains appropriate supply levels. Cost conscious in usage.
- Collaborates with departmental leadership to maintain equipment, and supply costs within fiscal budget.
- Completes department inventories per guidelines and participates in and prepares for site inspections and inventories.
- Monitors patient flow, physician schedules and completes daily tasks to ensure quality and service standards.
- Ensures readiness of reports and information to maximize patient visit.
- Completes work within assigned hours.
- Responds to changing circumstances and prioritize patient needs.
- Responds to urgent and emergent situations in a calm and capable manner.
- Telephone Message Management- Ensures prompt and efficient return of messages according to established policy.
- Troubleshoots and resolves problem calls.
- Enters authorizations and schedules surgeries and procedures in a timely and accurate manner.
- Assist in other departments as assigned to meet staffing needs and travels to other sites as business needs arise.
- Completes duties within time frames, maintains equipment and supplies, may assist with ordering supplies, restock rooms; ensures optimal workflow by assisting in transfers of patients as necessary; fosters efficient turnaround of rooms.
- Serves as a departmental resource for areas of endoscope reprocessing and equipment maintenance.
- Accurately and efficiently performs patient care activities under the direct supervision of a registered nurse.
- Is proficient in assisting the gastroenterologist during endoscopic procedures. (Measured and monitored through direct observation by immediate supervisor and gastroenterologist feedback).Demonstrates clinical knowledge and skill in assigned area and within scope of practice.
- Perform and assist with all tests and procedures in assigned department.
- Administers medications safely and accurately per guidelines and written order. Ensures verification by licensed person and documentation of all medications administered including two (2) patient identifier verification. No medication errors. Prepares patient for examination or procedure.
- Obtains complete and accurate consent for procedures/surgery.
- Prepares and labels biopsies in a thorough and accurate manner.
- Accurately documents patient care per protocol.
- Partners with physician to continuously learn and expand clinical knowledge base.
- Listens to patients, collects pertinent information, recognizes the urgency of the patient's problem and routes to physicians. Returns phone calls according to physician instruction. May schedule patient appointments.
- In partnership with physician, may review pre-printed teaching materials or written instructions from the provider with patient.
- Uses universal precautions and demonstrates knowledge of infection control policies and procedures.
- Provides assistance to PSRs in resolving issues related to front desk responsibilities including scheduling and telephone management.
- Acts as a positive role model and ensures appropriate service delivery.
- Participates in clinical projects as directed by physician or manager
- Professional Development
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