Wellstar Health System·Roswell, Georgia
The Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist I is responsible for performing various neurodiagnostic studies like EEGs and EPs in the lab or at the bedside, including video/EEG monitoring and topographic brain mapping. This role involves setting up and performing tests with minimal supervision, troubleshooting technical issues, and maintaining patient safety during procedures.
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Work Shift: Night (United States of America)
The Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist I is responsible for performing Electroencephalograms (EEGs) and/or Evoked Potentials (EPs) studies in the Laboratory and at the bedside of patients. Also, performs video/EEG monitoring, routine topographic brain mapping studies, and ambulatory monitoring, etc. Video Long Term Monitoring (LTM) experience. Is qualified to provide a descriptive analysis of the waveforms and patterns relevant to their credential, however, is not responsible for interpretation or clinical correlation of the data
All certifications are required upon hire unless otherwise stated.
Graduate of approved neurodiagnostic technology program Preferred Less than 1 year clinical experience in an neurodiagnostic lab setting. Required
Well developed PC and Microsoft Windows knowledge (keyboard skills), customer service, ability to function without much supervision. Strong well-developed communications skills.
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Candidates must have graduated from an approved neurodiagnostic technology program and possess less than one year of clinical experience in a neurodiagnostic lab setting. Required qualifications include a High School Diploma, proficiency in PC and Microsoft Windows, strong communication skills, and the ability to function without extensive supervision.
Market context
In Georgia, PRN neurodiagnostic lab tech and EEG roles typically draw interest from hospitals and specialty clinics that need flexible coverage for testing schedules and patient flow. These openings can be competitive because employers often look for recent program graduates with limited clinical experience, plus strong PC, Windows, and communication skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your program completion and prepare examples of patient-facing and technical work before applying.