Nerve Conduction Study Technologist, R.NCS.T

Nerve Conduction Study Technologist, R.NCS.T.

Max Health MSO is a Texas-based Management Services Organization formed through the merger of Elis Medical Corporation and Elevate Health Management. We provide operational and administrative support to a growing network of practices across Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and surrounding communities.

We support:

• Max Health Family, Internal & Sports Medicine
• Elevate Brain Injury & Mental Health

Together, our practices deliver comprehensive care including Primary Care, Urgent Care, Direct Primary Care, Personal Injury, Mental Health, Brain Health, and Longevity Medicine.

Our mission is to provide high-quality, compassionate, and innovative healthcare while fostering a collaborative, respectful, and service-driven workplace culture.

At Max Health MSO, we believe communication, integrity, empathy, and teamwork drive both patient outcomes and employee success.

We are seeking a Nerve Conduction Study Technologist (R.NCS.T.) to join our team at Max Health! As an R.NCS.T. for Max Health, your primary job is to support our neurologist and perform medical assistant day-to-day duties while contributing to a positive, efficient work environment. Medical Assistants are responsible for providing care to clinic patients under the direct supervision of physicians and managers.

They will train with Medical Assistants and Managers in various administrative, support, and clinical duties.

The R.NCS.T. will perform noninvasive nerve-conduction studies, gathers accurate test data, and performs any invasive needle EMG testing when needed. This role requires strong customer service and phone skills, EMR proficiency, and hands‑on clinical competency (vitals, injections, specimen collection, and other clinical duties as assigned).

This position is full-time in our Dallas clinic, but will require occasional travel within Texas, specifically to our clinics in Austin, Houston, and San Antonio.

• Understands and performs office procedures, after reasonable training. Only performs clinical procedures (i.e., testing, injections) signed off to perform.
• Assesses patient's general condition, takes vital signs and basic information, and prepares patient for testing.
• Perform nerve-conduction studies (NCS) under physician supervision, including motor, sensory, and related stimulation/recording procedures.
• Adjust technical factors—such as electrode placement, stimulation intensity, and skin temperature—so recordings are accurate and reproducible. Recognize and correct common technical issues.
• Documents of all activities/interventions, test settings & resutls, patient/family responses, medication dispensed/prescribed, phone calls, etc., in the electronic medical record.
• Ensures follow-thru on all patient needs that come through the clinical office and communicate with management on any patient issues.
• Adheres to infection control/safety guidelines, and confidentiality policies.
• Using a computer for patient charting, test ordering, secure patient communications, and appointment scheduling as needed.
• Pays attention to detail and keeps work/office/common area(s) clean, orderly, and organized
• Cleans exam and procedure rooms between patients at end of day, following established cleaning protocols and in accordance with OSHA guidelines for safety.
• Assists in re-stocking supplies in exam and procedure rooms and helps monitor supplies levels using inventory tracking and other systems.
• Packages and sterilizes surgical equipment, participates in the maintenance and general upkeep of auto-clave sterilizers, endoscopes, procedure equipment, and other materials as necessary, following established protocols.
• Collects and process urine and blood samples for testing.
• Able to maintain…