Endo Tech

Ready to make a real difference—every single day? Imagine a career where your compassion matters, your skills save the day, and your work truly changes lives. At Colon, Stomach, and Liver Center, we don’t just treat patients—we earn their trust at their most vulnerable moments. And now, we’re inviting you to be part of something bigger. As one of the nation’s leading Gastroenterology care providers—and a proud member of the One GI® family—you’re invited to apply for a passionate, full‑time Endo Technician in Lansdowne, VA who believes care is more than a job—it’s a calling.

If respect, integrity, accountability, and leadership fuel your best work, and you thrive on helping others feel safe, seen, and supported, this could be the opportunity that changes your career. This is more than a position. It’s purpose. It’s impact. It’s a team that has your back—Monday through Friday.

At One GI®, we value and actively promote diversity in the workforce at all levels. We strive to celebrate culture and other differences and consider them strengths of our organization.

• 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.
• Competitive health and supplemental benefits; with FSA and HSA options.
• 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!

General Tasks

• Maintain an adequate inventory of linens and supplies for the unit, to include par levels of supplies within endoscopy procedure rooms.
• Practice infection control and standard precautions as trained or instructed.
• Knowledgeable of potential exposure to hazardous materials (i.e. patient body fluids, disinfectant chemicals).
• Disinfect carts and equipment between patients and maintain standards to provide a safe, clean, and orderly environment.
• Handle equipment appropriately and in a manner to prevent damage.
• Provide and maintain a safe environment for the patient and staff by complying with all regulatory requirements and/or guidelines. These requirements/guidelines include but are not limited to AAAHC standards, Medicare and state specific guidelines, OSHA, HIPPA, Federal Fraud and Abuse Laws.
• Comply with ethical, professional, and legal standards inherent in-patient care and professional conduct.

Procedure Room

• Set up and assist physician with procedures.
• Ensure that all the equipment is correct for the procedure and in good working order.
• Safely deliver endoscopes to and from the procedure room.
• Collect, label, and send specimens with the correct paperwork out of the procedure room.
• Document thoroughly, accurately, and appropriately for each procedure.

Scope Cleaning

• Handle all scopes in and out of scope washers for proper disinfection.
• Manually leak test, brush, and clean endoscopes.
• Monitor and record chemical concentrations per policy to ensure high level disinfection of equipment is complete.
• Maintain documentation of reprocessing safety checks to include all scope repairs, disinfectant, and filter change records.
• Notify supervisor of any damage found while processing the scopes.

Patient Admission

• Accurately obtain vital signs as indicated and document on chart.
• Escort patient/families through and assist in checking in of patients as scheduled or needed.
• Assist in data collection to identify the patient’s needs, problems, concerns, or human responses.

• 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.