Colonoscopy Technician
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Last updated on 22 Dec 2025
Overview
A Colonoscopy Technician plays a critical support role in gastrointestinal diagnostic procedures. They assist physicians during colonoscopy exams, ensuring all equipment is sterile and functioning correctly. Their responsibilities include preparing patients, monitoring vitals, and managing medical records related to procedures. This technician must possess a good understanding of endoscopic tools and patient care protocols. They work in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers, contributing directly to early detection and treatment of colon-related issues.
Job Description
- Assist gastroenterologists during colonoscopy and other endoscopic procedures by operating and preparing medical equipment.
- Ensure proper sterilization and maintenance of all instruments before and after procedures.
- Prepare patients physically and emotionally for procedures, explaining processes and answering queries with compassion.
- Monitor and record patients’ vital signs and report any abnormalities to the medical team.
- Maintain accurate documentation of procedures, sterilization logs, and patient records as per healthcare regulations.
- Manage endoscopy suites by organizing tools, supplies, and ensuring infection control practices.
- Collaborate with nurses and physicians to ensure smooth workflow and quality patient care in diagnostic settings.
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