Electromyography Technician (EMG) Omaha Ambulatory Surgery Center Omaha, NE Job Details Part-time $18 - $22 an hour 4 hours ago Qualifications Electrophysiology monitoring Anatomy knowledge OSHA Electronic health records (EHR) management BLS Certification Clinic experience High school diploma or GED Electromyography Medical diagnostic testing Neurological devices Cleaning Full Job Description EMG Technician Part-Time | $18-$22/hour | Monday-Thursday, 8:00 AM-5:30 PM & Friday, 8:00 AM-12:00
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Omaha, NE 68114 Take Ownership of a Specialized Diagnostic Service Midwest Pain Clinics (MPC) is seeking an experienced EMG Technician to support a specialized diagnostic service within our Omaha practice. In this role, you'll perform nerve conduction studies, assist with physician-directed EMG testing, and take primary responsibility for keeping the EMG department organized, prepared, and running efficiently for Dr. Parks. Why Consider This Opportunity? Part-time position with consistent weekday hours Opportunity to take ownership of a dedicated EMG service Build specialized experience in EMG and nerve conduction studies Work alongside physicians and a multidisciplinary clinical team Patient-focused outpatient pain management environment About Midwest Pain Clinics Midwest Pain Clinics provides advanced pain management care to patients throughout Omaha and the surrounding area. Our team works to identify the underlying causes of pain and improve patients' function and quality of life through compassionate care and innovative treatment options. What You'll Do As an EMG Technician , you will support the diagnostic process by performing nerve conduction studies and assisting the supervising physician with EMG testing. You'll also help maintain the equipment, supplies, documentation, and workflow necessary to keep the department operating effectively. Perform nerve conduction studies (NCS) and assist the physician with needle EMG testing. Prepare and position patients, explain testing procedures, and apply appropriate electrodes. Operate, calibrate, and maintain EMG/NCS equipment and report technical concerns when identified. Accurately document testing parameters, waveform data, patient information, and results in the EHR. Monitor patients throughout testing and communicate abnormal responses or concerns to the physician. Verify patient identity, physician orders, and required authorizations before testing. Maintain communication with patients, physicians, and clinical staff regarding testing and scheduling. Clean and disinfect equipment and electrodes between patients. Manage EMG/NCS supply inventory and order replacement materials as needed. Maintain an organized, efficient workflow within the EMG department. Follow applicable HIPAA, OSHA, infection-control, documentation, and practice standards. Participate in quality assurance activities and maintain required competencies and certifications. Perform other clinical support duties as assigned. Qualifications Required Previous experience performing EMG/NCS testing . High School Diploma or equivalent. RNCST certification through ABRET , or active pursuit of certification within the timeframe established by the practice. Current BLS/CPR certification . Working knowledge of peripheral nerve and muscle anatomy. Proficiency with EMG/NCS equipment, related software, and EHR systems. Preferred Accredited training in EMG/NCS or neurodiagnostic technology. At least one year of clinical nerve conduction study experience. Experience in pain management, neurology, physiatry, or spine care. Previous outpatient clinical experience. What Will Help You Succeed Strong technical skills and exceptional attention to detail. Ability to clearly explain testing procedures and help patients feel comfortable. Effective communication with physicians, APPs, and clinical team members. Ability to manage multiple patients while maintaining accuracy and efficiency. Strong organization, problem-solving, and workflow management skills. Commitment to patient safety, confidentiality, and regulatory compliance. Ability to independently take ownership of daily EMG department operations. Join Midwest Pain Clinics If you're an EMG Technician looking to use your specialized diagnostic skills, take ownership of an important clinical service, and enjoy a consistent weekday schedule, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to join Midwest Pain Clinics!