Job Summary: Provide compassionate and professional neurodiagnostic testing services to patients and healthcare providers by accurately performing EEG and EP tests. This role involves working with a diverse patient population, including infants, children, adults, and seniors, across various levels of health and disability.

Essential Responsibilities:

• Conduct clear and interpretable EEGs and evoked potentials on both inpatient and outpatient populations.
• Adapt testing procedures to accommodate patients of all ages and medical conditions, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Maintain and monitor neurodiagnostic equipment to guarantee optimal performance and adherence to quality control standards.
• Coordinate patient transportation to and from the neurodiagnostic lab or perform portable EEG recordings when necessary.
• Apply specialized techniques for unique recordings, such as electrocerebral silence tests.
• Communicate effectively with physicians and clinical staff to support patient care and maintain collaborative relationships.
• Manage scheduling in coordination with department leadership to address fluctuating testing demands.
• Order and maintain inventory of laboratory supplies essential for daily operations.
• Develop and maintain knowledge of neurological disorders affecting test results.
• Accurately enter billing charges into the hospital’s electronic systems.
• Assist in quality control initiatives and promptly address any discrepancies in test results.
• Participate in ongoing educational programs and departmental in-services to stay current with best practices.

Education and Experience:

• Must be a Registered EEG Technologist or meet ABRET requirements to obtain certification.
• Enrollment in an accredited EEG program is acceptable; new graduates have one year to achieve certification.

Licensure/Certifications:

• ABRET Board Certification is mandatory.

Work Shift: Primarily 4th shift hours.

This position is located in a regional healthcare setting within the Midwest United States.