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Procedure Preparation and Room Setup:

Review daily procedure schedules and provider/nurse preferences to anticipate needs.
Prepare procedure rooms with the required instruments, equipment, and supplies based on case requirements.
Verify the sterility, integrity, and functionality of all instruments and supplies.
Ensure all equipment is functioning properly before and during use.
Assemble and arrange equipment and materials for scheduled endoscopic procedures.

Intra-Procedure Support:

Assist the provider by manipulating equipment during procedures as requested.
Hand instruments, equipment, and supplies to the provider or nurse, responding quickly to their needs.
Scrub hands and adhere strictly to infection control protocols throughout the procedure.
Monitor patient status and promptly report any changes or complications to the provider or nurse.
Support patient care alongside the endoscopy team before, during, and after procedures.
Assist with the operation and troubleshooting of endoscopic equipment, including scopes, monitors, video systems, and electrocautery devices.

Specimen Handling:

Assist in obtaining specimens during endoscopic procedures.
Correctly preserve/collect, label, and transport specimens to the laboratory according to protocols.

Post-Procedure Decontamination and Room Turnover:

Safely remove and transport used endoscopic equipment to designated areas for cleaning, high-level disinfection, or sterilization.
Dispose of all single-use and contaminated materials (e.g., sponges, gloves, blood, and irrigation fluids) following infection control and hazardous waste protocols.
Thoroughly wipe down all surfaces in the procedure room, including furniture, light fixtures, monitors, walls, and floors, using hospital-approved disinfectants.
Ensure complete environmental cleaning and decontamination of the room to uphold infection prevention standards.
Remove any unused or unnecessary supplies and prepare the room with the essential items required for the next procedure.

Documentation and Reporting:

Accurately document relevant procedure data in the patient’s medical record.
Record supplies and instruments used, and report patient charges accordingly.

Other Duties as Asigned

Responsibilities
Completion of a Surgical Technology program from a community college; OR

One year of experience, within the last five years, of clinical or hospital based GI procedure unit or a surgical procedure room setting including assembling supplies and instruments; preparing room for procedures; and participating as a member of the procedural team.

Training position must meet these qualifications within 12months of start date.

Knowledge assembling supplies and instruments; preparing room for procedure; and performing as a member of the proceural team.

BLS, American Heart Association (AHA)

Qualifications

One year of experience in Gastroenterology or another GI field preferred.
Familiarity with therapeutic procedures (ERCP,EUS, DBE,POEM, ESD,EMR.etc), brochoscopy procedures (Bronch,EBUS,ION, etc) and equipment (Spyglass,Aloka/EUS machine Olympus,Etc).
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