EEG/LTM Tech III (Full Time, Days) Sign-On Bonus!

Experteer Overview In this role you will oversee the technical operation of the laboratory for clinical or research EEG work, following established guidelines. You will perform complex EEG and evoked potential studies with minimal supervision and contribute to data preparation for physician interpretation. You will work in a neuro-science setting, supporting transitions between monitoring, mapping, and advanced imaging procedures. Your impact includes maintaining safety, optimizing data quality, and participating in process improvement initiatives within the Brain Institute.

Compensation / Benefits

• Perform EEG and evoked potential testing and update results in Cerner
• Adapt methods and instruments to obtain optimal EEG results based on history and findings
• Review current EEG activity on Cerner video database
• Print and edit EEG data from digital sources for neurologist review
• Assist with electrode placement, hyperventilation, and cortical stimulation as directed
• Maintain and report on equipment condition and patient safety; request repairs within 24 hours
• Retrieve, reduce, and prepare video EEG data and behavioral data for physician interpretation
• Analyze ictal/interictal features and artifacts to define segments for later analysis
• Perform EEGs and long-term video-EEG monitoring using the International 10-20 system and supplementary positions; perform ECOG and subdural EEG as applicable
• Conduct specialized studies such as functional brain mapping, ECS recordings, SPECT and PET studies
• Provide patient care and monitor clinical manifestations during seizures and emergencies
• Prepare montage, filter settings, and dips to assess seizure activity
• Coordinate handoff with technicians to ensure critical patient data is available
• Document EMR meaningful-use fields to optimize utilization
• Participate in Lean initiatives to improve care quality, cost-effectiveness, and patient experience
• Apply Lean methods to enhance experiences in the Brain Institute and contribute to service recovery
• Engage in continuous improvement of patient experience and in service recovery processes Tasks
• Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program (accredited) or equivalent on-the-job training
• ABRET certification in good standing
• American Heart Association BLS in good standing
• 4-7 years of experience as Electroencephalographic Technologist II, with emphasis on pediatrics, neonates, and ICU
• LTM and Evoked Potentials experience in OR monitoring preferred
• Experience in electronics and/or computer science advantageous
• English communication skills (verbal and written)
• Ability to maintain patient confidentiality; work cooperatively with patients, families, and staff
• Ability to stay calm under stress and adapt procedures as needed
• Willingness to learn new procedures and collaborate with cross-functional teams Key requirements
• Bonus available for qualified candidates