Instrument Technician - Float Pool - Beverly Hills, CA

VetJobs•Beverly Hills, CA

2d•$26 - $41

About The Position

Under direct supervision, the Instrument Technician, PACT cleans and reprocesses a variety of endoscopes and accessories, operates reprocessing machines, performs related functions, and maintains a safe and clean working environment in the float pool. The role also assists with cleaning patient-care equipment, including gurneys and stretchers, in accordance with infection control policies and procedures. The technician must adapt quickly to different office environments and workflows while maintaining high standards of patient care.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred.
Completion of a formal or on-the-job endoscope reprocessing training program and ability to demonstrate competency preferred.
Sterile Processing or Surgical Technologist experience involving decontamination, wrapping, sterilization, and infection control of basic instrumentation, or experience in a related field, preferred.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.
Completion of a formal or on-the-job endoscope reprocessing training program and demonstrated competency.
Sterile Processing or Surgical Technologist experience involving decontamination, wrapping, sterilization, and infection control of basic instrumentation, or experience in a related field.

Responsibilities

Perform and maintain competencies in endoscope and scope-washer reprocessing.
Identify actual or potential problems with endoscope integrity, assist with arranging repairs, and maintain related inventory and repair documentation.
Remain aware of the daily schedule and maintain a steady level of productivity.
Comply with regulatory and accreditation standards, best practices, and Center policies and procedures affecting patient, employee, and environmental safety; report observed non-compliance.
Apply infection control practices to prevent potential cross-contamination.
Perform manual and mechanical cleaning using cleaning implements and equipment, including automated flushing systems and reprocessors.
Pre-clean and transport used scopes and accessories as required.
Use high-level disinfectants, including following requirements for chemicals, test strips, exposure times, and shelf and use life.
Demonstrate working knowledge of endoscopic supplies and equipment.
Perform leakage testing and follow required methods and actions after a failed leak test.
Accurately complete required logs.
Order and stock supplies and medical inventory.
Participate in the Center’s QAPI program.
Adjust workflows when moving between offices, adapting to each location’s processes while maintaining efficiency.
Assist with cleaning patient-care equipment, including gurneys, stretchers, and other equipment and items.