GI/Endoscopy Technician

What you'll actually do here

You're the person making sure the surgeon has exactly what they need, when they need it, during GI and endoscopy procedures. This isn't a passive job. You'll be right there in the operating room, handling instrumentation and keeping things moving smoothly.

The place

Valley Hospital Medical Center sits right in the heart of Las Vegas, NV. It's an acute care and teaching hospital that's been around since 1972 ; serving Southern Nevada with everything from advanced cardiology to neurology and surgery. It's part of The Valley Health System, which runs seven hospitals across Las Vegas, NV and Southern Nevada. That system is owned by Universal Health Services (UHS), one of the largest healthcare providers in the country with 99,000 employees and over 400 facilities nationwide.

What you bring

• A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
• At least one year of on the job Endoscopy experience is preferred.
• You must have a current BLS certification.
• Certification as a Certified Endoscope Reprocessor (CER) through HSPA (formerly IAHCSMM) is required.

The technical stuff

Your main job: performing technical responsibilities that help operating surgeons with instrumentation during surgical interventions. Every case is different, so you've got to stay sharp and ready.

What you get out of it

• A challenging work environment where what you do actually matters.
• Generous paid time off.
• Excellent medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug plans.
• A 401(K) with company match and a discounted stock plan.
• The SoFi Student Loan Refinancing Program if that applies to you.
• Career development opportunities across UHS and its 300+ subsidiaries.

A quick warning about scams

Some people are posing as recruiters from UHS or its subsidiaries asking for financial info or personal details like Social Security numbers. No legitimate recruiter from UHS will ever email you from a Hotmail or Gmail address. They won't ask for your bank info or credit card number via email. If something feels off about a job posting mentioning UHS or its subsidiaries, report it to law enforcement. Better safe than sorry ; always verify openings through official UHS career websites before responding to anyone calling themselves a recruiter for these companies.

How to apply

Send in your application through JobXi. Make sure your resume shows your relevant experience ; especially any endoscopy background ; along with your certifications (BLS and CER). We'll review applications as they come in so don't drag your feet if this sounds like your next move.