Neurodiagnostic Technologist

Summary:

Performs complex EEG and Evoked Potential procedures that meet the established standards published by the American Society EEG Technology (ASET). Clerical duties in support of above.

Responsibilities:

• Calibrates and adjusts equipment to meet recording standards and documents variances.
• Establishes rapport with patient and family to create an appropriate recording atmosphere. Documents relevant medical history. Instructs patient in proper follow-up care.
• Determines electrode placement according to the International 10-20 System. Independently modifies placement to meet the needs of each test.
• Records EEG and other physiological phenomenon so the localization and diagnosis are facilitated.
• Recognizes and documents as an ongoing process all relevant physiologic state. Eliminates or monitors all artifacts.
• Prepares an analysis of technical as...