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Environmental Services Technician
Company : Catholic Health Initiatives
Location : Lincoln, NE, 68526
Job Type : Full Time
Salary : 15.67-22.14 HOUR
Date Posted : 8 January 2026
Job Summary and Responsibilities
Some of what you will do:
1. Cleans and disinfects patient, ancillary and public areas as assigned daily following established procedures.
2. Operates manual, battery-powered and electric equipment such as mechanical floor cleaners and vacuums. Maintains and stores all equipment in a safe, sanitary manner.
3. Collects, handles and disposes of designated waste streams and soiled linens in the prescribed manner.
4. Completes stat and routine discharge room cleans.
5. Adheres to all hospital required Safety, Risk Management and Infection Control practices
6. Identifies and reports work orders for maintenance/refurbishing needs.
7. Inspects EVS equipment for cleanliness and need for repair.
***New Hire Sign on Bonus Eligible***
Job Requirements
NO expierence needed
Preferred:
High School Diploma
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Where You'll WorkCHI Health Nebraska Heart delivers leading-edge services to Nebraska and northern Kansas. Our network of offices and affiliated hospital-based clinics enables patients to receive timely care close to home. In addition, Nebraska Heart, located in southeast Lincoln, has dramatically reshaped the way in which patients receive care. Nebraska Heart continues to have the largest staff of experienced cardiology and vascular professionals in the area. Alongside the physicians is a dedicated team of advanced practice clinicians, nurses, technologists and staff; all committed to providing quality care and education to meet each patient’s needs during diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
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Frequently asked questions
Lincoln’s healthcare sector, including Catholic Health Initiatives, is actively recruiting Environmental Services Technicians due to growing hospital services. Job seekers often face moderate competition, but candidates with attention to safety and cleaning protocols stand out in this market.
Traffic around southeast Lincoln can peak during shift changes, so planning travel times is essential. Many technicians prefer flexible schedules or carpooling to avoid congestion, ensuring punctuality when supporting hospital cleanliness in busy campus settings.
While a high school diploma is ideal, certifications like OSHA safety training or infection control courses enhance employability. In Nebraska’s hospital environments, demonstrating knowledge of hospital-grade disinfection standards can significantly improve your candidacy.
Unlike field or lab environmental technicians, this role focuses on sanitizing patient and public spaces in healthcare settings. It requires strict adherence to infection control protocols and equipment operation tailored to hospital environments rather than outdoor or research tasks.
With experience, technicians can advance to supervisory roles or specialize in infection control management. Opportunities also exist to cross-train into facilities maintenance or environmental health and safety positions within hospital networks like Catholic Health Initiatives.
Catholic Health Initiatives emphasizes ongoing safety and infection control education, providing specialized training relevant to its clinical environment. Their new hire sign-on bonus and supportive work culture in Lincoln make it a rewarding place for environmental services professionals.
Technicians play a vital role by maintaining cleanliness that supports patient recovery and safety. They work closely with nursing and clinical staff to ensure rooms meet strict hygiene standards, making them essential contributors to quality care delivery.
Environmental Services Technicians in Lincoln typically earn between $28,000 and $35,000 annually, depending on experience and certifications. Catholic Health Initiatives offers competitive wages with potential bonuses, reflecting the role’s importance in hospital operations.
Hospital environments in Lincoln demand rigorous infection control due to patient vulnerability. Technicians must be adept at managing biohazard waste and sterilizing equipment accurately, navigating these challenges daily to maintain safe healthcare settings.