Endoscopy Tech- Casual Days
Posted Sep 21, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 5, 2026
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About your past
This is casual days at Lake Forest. How does that fit your life?
What they are checking: Honest fit with the arrangement and location the posting states.
What do you think happens downstream if a scope is not reprocessed properly?
What they are checking: Contaminated scopes have caused real outbreaks, and whether they know that matters.
What would you do
A scope fails a leak test. What do you do?
What they are checking: The posting names assisting the charge nurse in orchestrating repair.
The lab is waiting on a scope and reprocessing is not finished. What happens?
What they are checking: Whether pressure changes their standard, which it must not.
How do you help the lab start on time and turn over quickly?
What they are checking: The posting names expediting on time starts and efficient turnover.
About the work
Walk me through reprocessing an endoscope from the moment it leaves the room.
What they are checking: The posting is a scope reprocessing role, and the sequence is the whole job.
Tell me about operating a scope washer and what you check on it.
What they are checking: The posting names maintaining competencies in operating the scope washers.
How would you spot a problem with the integrity of a scope?
What they are checking: The posting names identifying actual or potential integrity problems.
How do you keep documentation of scope inventory and repairs accurate?
What they are checking: The posting names maintaining documentation on inventory and repair.
Walk me through transporting a patient safely by wheelchair or stretcher.
What they are checking: The posting names safe patient transport alongside the reprocessing work.
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