Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Endoscopy Decontamination Technician

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Job Description
The post holder will assume responsibility for the day to day delivery of Endoscopes/Cystoscopes/ureteroscopes in a timely fashion to the procedure rooms complying with the current guidelines.
Responsibilities
- Ensure Decontamination services are delivered to the required standards as set out in HTM 01-06.
- Handle all Endoscopes/Cystoscopes/Ureteroscopes within the department using aseptic technique.
- Operate automated endoscope washers & dryers, and any other machinery.
- Ensure raw material stock is rotated and that ‘out of date’ stock is not used.
- Assist in periodic stock checks within the directorate.
- Ensure all work is carried out in accordance with departmental procedures and Health & Safety legislation and ensure that any faults or defects are reported immediately to a Supervisor or Manager.
- Keep the work area clean, tidy and free from obstruction.
- Complete all paperwork neatly and legibly.
- Input production data and use the departmental computer systems, including the endoscope tracking system.
- Ensure that all customers are dealt with in a professional and helpful manner.
- Maintain and develop the department’s image and reputation.
- Participate in training, development and appraisal activities.
- Adhere to Quality Management System accredited to BS.EN.ISO 9001:2000.
- Work in accordance with HTM 01-06 guidelines for decontamination of flexible endoscopes.
- Work flexibly in response to changes in and the development of services.
- Promote a safe working environment.
- Work at any of the Trust’s or customer’s sites.
- Carry out any other duties commensurate with the grade.
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For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Luke Hughes
- Job title: Endoscopy Decontamination Manager
- Email address: luke.hughes13@nhs.net
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