Endoscopy Registered Nurse Jobs
Endoscopy Registered Nurse jobs are open across hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and gastroenterology clinics, from new-grad to senior and charge nurse levels, with specializations in GI procedures, conscious sedation, and PACU recovery. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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Hours: Per Diem, Days, On call evenings and weekends
$39.58 - $78.93
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Job Summary:
- Responds appropriately and immediately in emergency situations.
- Maintains a safe and healthy environment for patients, visitors, and/or staff to provide the highest level of physical comfort, and minimize risk and injury.
- Responds appropriately and immediately in emergency situations.
- Ensures compliance with regulations to maintain accreditation and licensure.
- Complies with the Hospital Attendance and Tardiness Policy.
- Completed all Hospital and Department Specific Mandatory requirements in the prior calendar year.
- Reports Incidents in a timely and effective manner.
- All employees with direct patient contact are responsible for actively engaging in the practice of, monitoring and enforcing compliance to hand hygiene.
- Assesses (and reassesses), plans, implements, and evaluates nursing interventions/plans of care/patient goals.
- Provides patient care based on standards of care, standards of practice, protocols, and established policies and procedures
- Respects each patient as an individual; provides care that fosters the patient’s sense of dignity and positive self-regard.
- Provides patient/family teaching based on identified learning needs, readiness to learn, and barriers to learning.
- Collaboratively plans and prepares patient/family for discharge incorporating support systems/resources as necessary.
- Appropriately delegates and supervises nursing interventions performed by others.
- Appropriately prioritizes patient care (e.g. seeks assistance as needed from appropriate resources, reassigns personnel as necessary, recognizes need for emergency intervention, etc.).
- Provides thorough, timely, and accurate documentation of all pertinent data, therapeutic interventions and patient responses according to established standards.
- Provides timely and thorough report on assigned patients to other health care team members to ensure integration of services and continuity of patient care.
- Promotes learning for colleagues and self (e.g. functions as preceptor, instructor, trainer, attends professional development programs, etc.).
- Proactively identifies risk to patient safety and identifies opportunities to reduce medical/health care errors (i.e. appropriate reporting of errors/incidents).
- Identifies ethical issues in care and develops plan to address.
- Promotes learning for colleagues and self (e.g. functions as preceptor, instructor, trainer, attends professional development programs, etc.).
- Safely administers medications and intravenous therapy in accordance with physician’s orders, protocols, policies and procedures.
- Assesses patient pain level upon admission and as necessary, depending upon diagnosis utilizing the numerical pain scale.
- Reassesses effectiveness of pain control and notifies physicians as needed, as well as, documents assessment and patients’ response to medication.
- Initiates and administers IV's in accordance with physician orders and nursing policy and procedure to support required treatment.
- Observes and documents patients' response to intravenous therapy.
- Safely administers and monitors patients receiving blood and blood products according to policy and procedure and observes and documents patients response to blood transfusions
- Assesses and reassesses patients undergoing endoscopy procedures and documents patient care in the Meditech NUR Module.
- Monitors and observes patients continuously during endoscopy procedures giving special attention to oxygenation, ventilation and heart rate and rhythm.
- Administers IV conscious sedation safely and in accordance with physician orders and nursing policy and procedure.
- Responsible for obtaining supporting information and completing required documentation related to medication reconciliation for use by the Attending MD.
- All employees with direct patient contact are responsible for actively engaging in the practice of, monitoring and enforcing compliance to hand hygiene.
- Float within perioperative services as needed.
- Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Proficiency in peripheral IV insertion required.
- Current RN license in MA.
- Current AHA ACLS Certification
- Prior endoscopy experience strongly preferred. In the absence of endoscopy experience minimum other experience, such as 1 year of recent Med/Surg, ED, ICU, OR, peri-operative or OB will be considered.
- Excellent communication, critical care and critical thinking skills are must.Willingness to cross train within peri-operative services preferred.
- Must be able to take call per departmental needs
Hours: Per Diem, Days, On call evenings and weekends
$39.58 - $78.93
Disclaimer
Job Summary:
- Responds appropriately and immediately in emergency situations.
- Maintains a safe and healthy environment for patients, visitors, and/or staff to provide the highest level of physical comfort, and minimize risk and injury.
- Responds appropriately and immediately in emergency situations.
- Ensures compliance with regulations to maintain accreditation and licensure.
- Complies with the Hospital Attendance and Tardiness Policy.
- Completed all Hospital and Department Specific Mandatory requirements in the prior calendar year.
- Reports Incidents in a timely and effective manner.
- All employees with direct patient contact are responsible for actively engaging in the practice of, monitoring and enforcing compliance to hand hygiene.
- Assesses (and reassesses), plans, implements, and evaluates nursing interventions/plans of care/patient goals.
- Provides patient care based on standards of care, standards of practice, protocols, and established policies and procedures
- Respects each patient as an individual; provides care that fosters the patient’s sense of dignity and positive self-regard.
- Provides patient/family teaching based on identified learning needs, readiness to learn, and barriers to learning.
- Collaboratively plans and prepares patient/family for discharge incorporating support systems/resources as necessary.
- Appropriately delegates and supervises nursing interventions performed by others.
- Appropriately prioritizes patient care (e.g. seeks assistance as needed from appropriate resources, reassigns personnel as necessary, recognizes need for emergency intervention, etc.).
- Provides thorough, timely, and accurate documentation of all pertinent data, therapeutic interventions and patient responses according to established standards.
- Provides timely and thorough report on assigned patients to other health care team members to ensure integration of services and continuity of patient care.
- Promotes learning for colleagues and self (e.g. functions as preceptor, instructor, trainer, attends professional development programs, etc.).
- Proactively identifies risk to patient safety and identifies opportunities to reduce medical/health care errors (i.e. appropriate reporting of errors/incidents).
- Identifies ethical issues in care and develops plan to address.
- Promotes learning for colleagues and self (e.g. functions as preceptor, instructor, trainer, attends professional development programs, etc.).
- Safely administers medications and intravenous therapy in accordance with physician’s orders, protocols, policies and procedures.
- Assesses patient pain level upon admission and as necessary, depending upon diagnosis utilizing the numerical pain scale.
- Reassesses effectiveness of pain control and notifies physicians as needed, as well as, documents assessment and patients’ response to medication.
- Initiates and administers IV's in accordance with physician orders and nursing policy and procedure to support required treatment.
- Observes and documents patients' response to intravenous therapy.
- Safely administers and monitors patients receiving blood and blood products according to policy and procedure and observes and documents patients response to blood transfusions
- Assesses and reassesses patients undergoing endoscopy procedures and documents patient care in the Meditech NUR Module.
- Monitors and observes patients continuously during endoscopy procedures giving special attention to oxygenation, ventilation and heart rate and rhythm.
- Administers IV conscious sedation safely and in accordance with physician orders and nursing policy and procedure.
- Responsible for obtaining supporting information and completing required documentation related to medication reconciliation for use by the Attending MD.
- All employees with direct patient contact are responsible for actively engaging in the practice of, monitoring and enforcing compliance to hand hygiene.
- Float within perioperative services as needed.
- Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Proficiency in peripheral IV insertion required.
- Current RN license in MA.
- Current AHA ACLS Certification
- Prior endoscopy experience strongly preferred. In the absence of endoscopy experience minimum other experience, such as 1 year of recent Med/Surg, ED, ICU, OR, peri-operative or OB will be considered.
- Excellent communication, critical care and critical thinking skills are must.Willingness to cross train within peri-operative services preferred.
- Must be able to take call per departmental needs
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Who's Hiring
- SCA Health25
- Gastro Health23G
- United Surgical Partners20U
- Emory Healthcare9
- Houston Methodist9
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services138
- Education12
- Non-Profit & Social Services4
- Technology & Software3
- Science & Research1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in endoscopy registered nurse jobs.
- Active RN license in the state of employment
- Basic Life Support and ACLS certification required
- One or more years of endoscopy or GI lab nursing experience
- Competency in moderate sedation monitoring and documentation
- Experience with flexible endoscope reprocessing and high-level disinfection protocols
- Certified Gastroenterology Registered Nurse (CGRN) credential preferred
Tips for Your Endoscopy Registered Nurse Job Search
Tailor your resume to GI procedures
List the specific procedures you've assisted with, such as colonoscopies, upper endoscopies, and ERCP, along with the scope models and reprocessing protocols you've used. Hiring managers scan for procedure volume and equipment familiarity, not just general nursing experience.
Highlight your conscious sedation experience
Many endoscopy units require nurses to monitor patients under moderate sedation independently. Call out your ACLS certification, your sedation monitoring hours, and any facility-specific credentialing you've completed. This detail separates your application from candidates with general med-surg backgrounds.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists endoscopy registered nurse openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Filter for ambulatory surgery center openings
ASC roles often post and fill faster than hospital positions because teams are smaller and turnover is immediate. Search specifically for ambulatory or outpatient endoscopy openings rather than broad nursing searches to reach those listings before they close.
Prepare for a skills competency interview
Endoscopy interviews frequently include scenario questions on scope reprocessing protocols, patient positioning for specific procedures, and managing a vasovagal episode mid-procedure. Walk through your clinical reasoning out loud so interviewers can assess your judgment, not just your answers.
Negotiate your shift differential upfront
Evening, weekend, and on-call differentials vary widely between hospital systems and freestanding centers. Ask about the on-call frequency and call-back expectations during the offer stage, since those add to your total compensation in ways the base rate doesn't reflect.
Endoscopy Registered Nurse Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most endoscopy registered nurses?
The companies hiring the most endoscopy registered nurses right now include SCA Health, Gastro Health, and United Surgical Partners, with the largest share of openings in Florida, Texas, and Ohio, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Ambulatory surgery centers and large hospital-based GI units tend to post the highest volume of openings consistently.
How many endoscopy registered nurse jobs are remote?
About 3% of endoscopy registered nurse openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the hands-on clinical nature of most endoscopy roles. The sub-areas with the most remote or telehealth crossover are pre-procedure patient education, care coordination, and endoscopy nurse educator positions.
How do you become an endoscopy registered nurse?
Start by completing an accredited nursing program and passing the NCLEX-RN to earn your RN license. Build foundational clinical experience in a medical-surgical, critical care, or procedural unit, then transition into an endoscopy or GI lab role. Many nurses then pursue the Certified Gastroenterology Registered Nurse credential through the Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates to advance.
Can you get an endoscopy registered nurse job with little experience?
Yes, some facilities hire new graduates or nurses with limited procedural experience into endoscopy units and provide structured orientation programs that cover scope handling, sedation monitoring, and reprocessing. Emphasizing any OR, ICU, or PACU background strengthens your application, and completing a GI nursing orientation course before applying can make you more competitive at centers that prefer some prior exposure.
What does the endoscopy registered nurse interview process look like?
The process typically starts with a phone or video screen with HR, followed by a panel or one-on-one interview with the unit manager and a senior endoscopy nurse. Expect scenario-based questions on sedation management, infection control for scope reprocessing, and how you handle a patient complication mid-procedure. Some facilities include a brief skills walkthrough or shadow shift before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to endoscopy registered nurse jobs?
You can find and apply to endoscopy registered nurse jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience and location, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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