Endoscopy GI Nurse Manager Overview • The Endoscopy GI Nurse Manager will oversee clinical operations and staffing for a high-volume ambulatory surgery center's Endo/GI service line. • Lead a team of RNs, technicians, and support staff, ensuring optimal patient care and regulatory compliance. • Manage daily scheduling, room turnover, and case flow to maximize efficiency and patient satisfaction. • Collaborate with gastroenterologists and anesthesia providers to standardize clinical practices and enhance outcomes. • Oversee endoscope reprocessing and infection prevention, adhering to industry standards and guidelines. • Develop and implement quality improvement initiatives, tracking key performance indicators for the GI suite. • Maintain readiness for state licensure, CMS compliance, and accreditation surveys. • This role offers a leadership opportunity in a growing center with a dedicated GI suite. Endoscopy GI Nurse Manager Key Responsibilities & Duties • Lead nursing and technical operations across four Endo/GI rooms, ensuring safe and high-quality care. • Manage daily scheduling, room turnover, and case flow to optimize utilization and on-time starts. • Oversee endoscope reprocessing, high-level disinfection, tracking, and storage in compliance with standards. • Recruit, onboard, schedule, coach, and evaluate RNs, GI techs, and support staff. • Maintain readiness for state licensure, CMS compliance, and accreditation surveys. • Collaborate with the Administrator and OR leadership to coordinate shared resources effectively. • Monitor supply usage, equipment readiness, and cost per case, supporting budget management. • Lead quality improvement initiatives, tracking safety events, patient satisfaction, and other quality indicators. Endoscopy GI Nurse Manager Job Requirements • Active Arizona RN license or multistate compact license valid for Arizona. • Current BLS and ACLS certifications; PALS preferred. • Minimum of 5 years RN experience in endoscopy/GI, with 2 years in a supervisory role. • Knowledge of endoscope reprocessing, high-level disinfection, and infection prevention standards. • Experience in an ambulatory surgery center or high-volume outpatient procedural setting. • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred; master's degree a plus. • Certifications such as CGRN, CASC, or CNOR are highly desirable. • Proficiency with ASC EMR, scheduling, and inventory systems.