The Neurodiagnostic Technologist is responsible for applying EEGs, conducting neurodiagnostic studies, and performing equipment maintenance and troubleshooting in accordance with facility policies. They execute tasks within their level of training and competence, which may include providing findings and descriptive analyses.

Candidates must have independent EEG technician experience reflected in their application. The role offers multiple shift options and qualifies for a sign-on bonus and relocation assistance.

Qualifications include a Certificate of Completion in Neurodiagnostic Tech or an Associate’s Degree in a related field, or relevant experience in lieu of formal education. A Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association is required within 30 days.

Key skills involve organizational abilities, effective communication, adaptability, and technical knowledge.

Primary responsibilities include

• disinfecting equipment,
• completing EEGs and documenting data,
• explaining procedures to patients,
• troubleshooting equipment,
  
  

and

• potentially performing all neurodiagnostic tests and notifying physicians of abnormal findings.
  
  

Additional duties involve patient preparation, electrode cleaning, and documentation, with tasks tailored to the technician’s training and competence.