SPD​/Endo Tech

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Time Type: Full time

Hours per Pay Period: 80

Shift: Day Shift

Minimum: $23.59 USD

Maximum: $35.02 USD (This represents the rate for an individual with significant experience in this job)

Department: Sterile Processing

Sterile Processing-Endo Tech I

EXPECTATION FOR ALL EMPLOYEES

Support the organization’s mission, vision and values by adhering to the behavioral standards of Bay Area Hospital. Comply with all laws and regulations affecting Bay Area Hospital. Be familiar with and adhere to the Bay Area Hospital Code of Conduct and Compliance Program. Effective communication skills and the ability to work effectively with people from various backgrounds are critical.

Ensures the instruments, carts and trays are stocked, sterilized, sanitized and documented for use in the operating room and other departments. Assists physicians with endoscopic and similar procedures in Endoscopy. Assists patients, under direction of RN, with pre‑and post‑procedure activities of daily living. Facilitates smooth running of the unit by performing clerical, reception, computer entry/processing, and organizational duties.

• Retrieves, cleans, disinfects, decontaminates and terminally processes items from user departments
• Sets up case carts
• Sets up trays and instrument sets
• Inventories and orders supplies for Sterile Processing case cart room
• Runs biological and chemical tests at appropriate times and accurately documents and interprets all sterilization records
• Oversees and ensures accuracy of sterilization records for the department
• Assists OR crews during the day/evening shift with urgent reprocessing needs
• Maintains documentation of new instrument/equipment location, use, method of cleaning
• Identifies and replaces worn or broken instruments and tags with instructions for repair and notifies OR staff and logs all instruments out for repair
• Transports and transfers patients as needed
• Receives outside instrumentation from other care providers and assumes responsibility for documentation and processing
• Obtains major equipment repair as needed
• Performs in‑service education to ensure that all Central Services Technicians are properly trained on new or existing procedures

• Assists physicians with endoscopic examinations, percutaneous gastrostomy tube placement, and esophageal manometry examinations
• Assists with cleaning and storage of endoscopy equipment
• Assists with safe patient handling, transfers, and mobility
• Assists patients with post‑procedure nutrition and hydration, as ordered by physician
• Assists patients with elimination, including use of toilet/urinal/bedpan
• Performs capillary blood glucose point‑of‑care testing
• Performs routine, pre‑procedure EKGs
• Escorts patients at discharge or takes out via wheelchair

• Serves as a receptionist for the unit by answering phones, transferring calls, relaying messages promptly and accurately, directing/assisting visitors

• Utilizes the electronic medical record to input, retrieve, and cross‑check data, run reports
• Processes medical record components, as needed, including scanning and faxing documents
• Utilizes various electronic communication systems, i.e., Maintenance Connection EMR, email, Workday
• Transports specimens/supplies/documents by hand or via pneumatic tube, retrieves blood products from Blood Bank
• Works with the unit team to…