Neurodiagnostic TECH B- EEG Required

Job Summary

Under moderate supervision, the Neurodiagnostic Tech B prepares patients and conducts various neurodiagnostic procedures such as Electroencephalograms, Evoked Potentials, and Transcranial Doppler exams. The candidate collects patient information pertinent to interpretation of the tests and determines proper procedures for testing.

• Performs standard EEGs such as wake and sleep, nasopharyngeal, bedside, isolation, pediatric, neonatal, electrocerebral inactivity evaluations, etc., according to departmental procedures.
• Adapts methods and instrumentation to obtain optimal results based on history, clinical observations, and EEG findings.
• Utilizes the International 10-20 Electrode Placement system to measure, mark, and apply electrodes to predetermined positions on the patient's scalp; achieves impedances at or below 5 k ohms.
• Compiles data on patient's neurologic status and clinical history which may be pertinent to interpretation of neurodiagnostic procedure from charts, patient, or family.
• Explains testing procedures to patient, family members, etc.; enters patient data into appropriate electronic log; acquires patient history by interviewing patient, family members, or caretakers.
• Performs non-invasive neurovascular studies including Transcranial Doppler examinations; positions patient and explains procedure; isolates vessels of the Circle of Willis; monitors patient for emboli detection; attaches standard electrodes and records evoked potentials to visual, auditory, and somatosensory stimuli; ensures technical quality of recordings by making adjustments as necessary.
• Performs OAE and/or A  screening on infants to assess hearing; completes documentation of test results and forwards to pediatrician and state database.
• Provides supportive patient care and makes detailed observations of clinical manifestations during seizures and other patient emergency situations, taking protective measures when patient has generalized seizure; assures clear airway by rolling patient to side, removing objects that may cause injury.
• Performs clerical duties; completes technical and professional bills; assembles charts; distributes charts to interpreting physicians; assists in purging files.

1‑3 years relevant experience.

Associate's degree in Electroneuro diagnostic Technology or equivalent.

Basic Life Support; must be eligible for certification by ABRET.

Registered EEG Technologist.

Must be eligible for certification by ABRET.

Competitive compensation (overtime, shift differentials, premium pay, and bonuses may apply); comprehensive health plans; free parking; wellness programs.

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