Mayo Clinic·Rochester, Minnesota
The Ambulatory Urology Technician provides direct patient care, assists with urological procedures such as cystoscopies, and supports laboratory sample collection. They are also responsible for maintaining equipment, including scope reprocessing and high-level disinfection.
The Ambulatory Urology Technician is responsible for performing delegated activities related to patient care and overall team support in the urology department.
The Urology Technician assists patients with laboratory sample collection under the direction of a registered nurse.
Under the supervision of a provider, will assist with direct patient care and necessary equipment used during cystoscopies.
The Ambulatory Urology Technician may be responsible for preparing patients prior to urological procedures and assisting intraprocedure under the direction of a provider, RN, or LPN.
The Ambulatory Urology Technician is an individual who, through didactic and supervised practice, has acquired the knowledge and developed the skills necessary to provide multiple patient care responsibilities, including basic procedures in the ambulatory urology setting.
Is responsible for maintaining competency in current scope reprocessing and high-level disinfection.
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Candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED and maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. Previous health care education or experience is preferred, along with strong communication and teamwork skills.
Market context
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