The Scope Processor ensures that all scopes, instruments, and tools are properly cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized prior to patient use. This role includes equipment inspection, proper handling of sterilization systems, stocking supplies, and supporting clinical staff with basic patient care tasks. The Scope Processor plays a critical role in maintaining patient safety through strict adherence to infection control and sterilization protocols.

In 1946, physicians Clement R. Monroe, Michael T. Pishko and William F. Hollister opened the first Pinehurst Surgical multi-speciality clinic within the walls of Moore Regional Hospital. In 1957, the group added a new physician, Duwayne D. Gadd, M.D. and together established a separate location for the clinic. Our Pinehurst, NC surgical center was founded on the concept of teamwork and a true dedication to delivering quality patient care. For more than 50 years, these principles have shaped every aspect of our business — from customer service to outpatient care to medical training and everything in between.
Since 1946, Pinehurst Surgical has grown to an active board certified physician staff of 42, 15 mid-level providers and a professional staff of over 250 offering specialty services in:
Women’s Care Center
General and Bariatric Surgery Center
Orthopaedic and Joint Replacement Center
Spine and Interventional Pain Management
Urologic Surgical Center
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Ear, Nose & Throat Center
Audiology
Physical Therapy
Vascular and Vein Care Center
Lab and Imaging
Mohs Surgery
Ophthalmology
Sleep Center