Mayo Clinic·Rochester, Minnesota
The Endoscopy Technician II assists physicians and nurses with direct patient care and equipment management during GI procedures. They are also responsible for endoscope reprocessing and supporting patient care in recovery and procedural areas.
The Endoscopy Technician II is responsible for performing delegated activities related to patient care and overall team support in the GI procedure room setting.
Under the supervision of a physician or nurse, will assist with direct patient care during procedures and assist the physicians with necessary equipment used during colonoscopies, upper endoscopies, as well as other ancillary procedures performed in the Mayo Clinic endoscopy procedural areas.
Is responsible for multiple patient care roles and duties outside of the procedure room including recovery room, and endoscope reprocessing rooms.
Sites with the Endoscopy Technician I position are also responsible for maintaining competency in current endoscope reprocessing and high-level disinfecting.
Is expected to perform in a dynamic and changing environment with changes in daily assignments at short notice.
Patient care and teamwork is the priority.
Must be able to function independently and possess equipment troubleshooting skills in the procedural area, as well as following established procedure guidelines.
Commitment to Endoscopy is required.
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Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of Endoscopy Technician experience or two years of direct patient care experience. Certification as a CNA, EMT, or Phlebotomy Technician is required, along with the ability to obtain BCLS certification within 60 days.
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