American Addiction Centers·Shelby, North Carolina
The technologist performs routine and complex EEG procedures, including specialized studies like neonatal and sleep-deprived EEGs, while also assisting with technical operations for long-term monitoring and evoked potentials. Essential functions include adhering to practice standards, managing EEG recordings, obtaining patient information, and providing supervision to new technologists and interns.
36960 Atrium Health Cleveland - Cardiology
Status: Full time
Benefits: Eligible:
Hours Per Week: 40
Will work at various sites based on testing needs.
$25.30 - $37.95
This position is Sign-on Bonus eligible. Candidates are eligible for a sign-on bonus. In addition to the sign-on bonus, new teammates at Atrium Health are eligible for robust benefits packages, paid time off, and opportunities for career advancement.
**This role will work at various sites to perform testing.
Performs routine and complex EEG's according to laboratory standards. Assist with technical operation of specialized neurodiagnositic procedures including long term monitoring, evoked potentials and intraoperative evoked potential monitoring. Performs visual, auditory and somatosensory evoked potentials in the laboratory, intensive care unit, and operating room or patient care areas, using standards of practice. Performs the daily technical operations in EMU, including documentation, preparation of weekly conference materials and archiving data.
Essential Functions
Performs routine and complex EEG procedures including portable, sleep-deprived, neonatal and ECS studies. Identify and correct basic equipment problems when they occur.
Performs EEG procedures using appropriate test strategy, montages, filter setting and including the archive and transfer of records.
Adopts methods and instrumentation to obtain optimal results based on history, clinical observations, and EEG findings.
Performs visual, auditory and somatosensory evoked potentials in the laboratory, intensive care unit, and operating room or patient care areas, using standards of practice.
Performs long-term video/EEG monitoring of patients with scalp and intracranial electrodes.
Adheres to standards of practice for electroencephalogram recordings. Provides accurate and complete management of EEG recordings, including archiving. Obtains all relevant patient information from chart history and progress notes.
Assists with technical operation of specialized neurodiagnositic procedures including long term monitoring, evoked potentials and intraoperative evoked potential monitoring.
Provides preceptor supervision to new technologists and student interns.
Verbalize appropriate actions to be initiated during patient medical emergency and seizure onset situations.
Demonstrates proper infection control practices during all aspects of care. Ensures hazardous materials are properly used and stored.
Work occurs in various patient care areas including exam rooms, patient rooms, intensive care units, and operating rooms; it requires periods of standing and walking. Work requires moving and pushing heavy equipment, e.g., EEG machines, to remote patient care areas. There is reasonable and anticipated exposure to biohazard materials. Each employee has the responsibility to work in a safe and conscientious manner.
Education, Experience and Certifications
High School Diploma or GED required. Graduate from an accredited END program with 3 years experience preferred and EEG registry required (ABRET).
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Market context
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