Endo Tech - Part Time

Are you an Endo Tech in search of a place to start your career? Perhaps you are a seasoned healthcare professional looking for the opportunity to diversify your skillset by working in a more specialized healthcare setting? If you are looking for a place where your positivity can shine and where you can make a difference in every patient's life, we might be a perfect match!

One GI is looking for a Part Time Endo Tech (around 3 days per week) to provide high quality patient care in our Chesapeake, Virginia gastroenterology offices. If you are ready to demonstrate your excellent clinical skills and ability to deliver compassionate patient care, please reach out!

Awesome Perks, Just for You!

• Excellent paid time off for a healthy work/life balance.
• We’ve got your future in mind! With our generous 401(k) plan, we’ll help you grow your nest egg with an employer match that makes saving for retirement even sweeter.
• Looking to further your education? We want to help! We offer education reimbursement opportunities, with generous annual support based on your employment status.
• Internal growth opportunities. We want to aide in your training and development.
• Love where you work? Spread the word! Refer a friend who’d be a great fit for One GI® and earn a special bonus when they join the team!

A Day in the Life of an Endo Tech with One GI:

General Tasks

• Maintain linen and supply inventory, including par levels in procedure rooms.
• Follow infection control protocols and standard precautions.
• Be aware of exposure risks (e.g., body fluids, disinfectants).
• Disinfect carts and equipment between patients.
• Handle equipment properly to avoid damage.
• Ensure a safe environment by complying with AAAHC, Medicare, OSHA, HIPAA, state, and federal regulations.
• Uphold ethical, professional, and legal standards in patient care.

Procedure Room

• Set up and assist with procedures.
• Verify equipment is appropriate and functional.
• Transport endoscopes safely.
• Collect and send specimens with correct documentation.
• Accurately document each procedure.

Scope Cleaning

• Operate scope washers and perform manual cleaning.
• Leak test, brush, and disinfect scopes.
• Monitor and record chemical levels per policy.
• Maintain logs for safety checks, repairs, and filter/disinfectant changes.
• Report any damage to the supervisor.

Patient Admission

• Take and record vital signs.
• Assist with patient check-in and escorting.
• Support data collection to assess patient needs.

Education and Qualifications

• High School graduate required.

• Previous medical office experience is preferable.

• Previous experience with computers is required.

• Must possess knowledge of acceptable parameters of pulse oximetry and blood pressures, blood borne pathogens and aseptic techniques.

• BLS certification required.

• Must have sufficient strength to move carts and assist patients while walking.

If you're ready to bring your energy, organization skills, and smile to a place that values you—we’d love to have you on the team.

Let’s do great work together—and have some fun while we’re at it!