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FirstHealth of the Carolinas, Inc.·Pinehurst, North Carolina
Endoscopy Technician
The technician is responsible for the cleaning, high-level disinfection, and maintenance of endoscopes and endoscopic accessories according to manufacturer guidelines. They also manage inventory, maintain reprocessing room supplies, and document all actions and equipment repairs accurately.
Communication skills inter / intra departmentally.
The ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of age groups.
Knowledgeable in aseptic techniques, sterilization principles, sterile storage, and inventory rotation.
Familiar with surgical linen, surgical instrumentation, Endoscopy Scopes, Endoscopy Processors, and patient care equipment.
Ability to perform precise, detail work in a timely manner Cleaning and maintenance of endoscopes and equipment.
Cleans and high level disinfects a variety of endoscopes and endoscopic accessories per manufactures guidelines.
Demonstrates proficiency in reprocessing of scopes and equipment.
Maintain scope washers and washer adapters.
Check detergent levels and effectiveness of disinfectant as per policy.
Effectively communicates information regarding scope repairs, loaners, supplies and QI information by maintaining documentation of all actions.
Cleans and maintains reprocessing room.
Wears PPE as per policy, maintains supplies needed for cleaning and reprocessing, and effectively communicates equipment failures and needed repairs.
Accurately records data in appropriate logs.
Report malfunctioning equipment to Leadership.
1. High School Graduate / GED. 2. CNA I and CNA II , GI Experience or Licemsed EMT 3. Experience in surgical and scope processing preferred not required
Candidates must have a High School Diploma or GED and hold a CNA I, CNA II, or EMT license. Experience in surgical or scope processing is preferred but not required.
Market context
In North Carolina, Endoscopy Technician roles are typically driven by steady demand in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and GI practices that need support for procedural throughput and patient prep. These positions are competitive because employers often look for prior GI experience, BCLS, CNA I and II certifications, plus strong communication and attention to detail. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your application to highlight GI workflow experience and patient-facing skills.