Expert-developed endoscopy reprocessing training
Everything you need to know
This course covers every stage of flexible endoscope reprocessing as practiced in modern healthcare facilities:
- Rules, regulations and safety
- Anatomy and physiology
- Microbiology
- Infection prevention
- Flexible endoscopes: types, medical procedures and structures
- Workplace design and employee safety in endoscope reprocessing
- Cleaning principles and methods
- High-level disinfection
- Processing flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes and bronchoscopes
- Processing flexible endoscope accessories
- Quality assurance for processing flexible GI endoscopes and bronchoscopes
No. You do not need to purchase The Basics of Flexible Endoscope Reprocessing Textbook. The course modules contain the same information broken down into structured online lessons.
- Modules must be completed in order. Each module ends with a quiz.
- Results are displayed after finishing each module quiz.
- Modules are stored in your account so you can refer to them at a later date.
- A final exam is included at the end of the course. The final exam can only be taken once. If the candidate does not pass, the final exam module will need to be purchased again.
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11 modules covering flexible endoscope reprocessing
About the course content:
The Endoscopy Technician Course is based on The Basics of Flexible Endoscope Reprocessing Textbook, 3rd edition. Each module costs $29.00. The total cost of the course is $350. The modules are to be taken in a specific order as each module builds on the information learned from the previous one. There are 11 modules and a final exam. Each module consists of study material and a quiz. Results are displayed after finishing each module quiz. Modules are stored in your account so you can refer to them at a later date.
Purchase all modules at once.
Full access - Self-paced - No expiration dateCommon questions about endoscopy reprocessing careers
An Endoscopy Technician prepares, cleans, and reprocesses flexible endoscopes and their accessories. They assist with maintaining equipment, follow infection prevention protocols and ensure devices are ready for safe patient use.
GI labs, ambulatory surgery centers, hospital endoscopy units, gastroenterology practices, and any facility that uses flexible endoscopes for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.
Yes. As endoscopy procedures continue to grow across outpatient and hospital settings, the demand for trained reprocessing technicians continues to increase. Proper reprocessing is a patient safety requirement and a regulatory expectation.
Salaries vary by location and facility type. According to national data, endoscopy technicians typically earn between $35,000 and $55,000 annually, with higher wages in hospital and surgical center settings.
Requirements vary by state and facility. Many employers require demonstrated competency in endoscope reprocessing. This course provides structured education that supports professional advancement and compliance with AAMI and CDC standards.
Experienced endoscopy technicians can advance into lead technician, supervisor, or endoscopy unit coordinator roles. Additional training in sterile processing and surgical instrument management can open further opportunities.