Hendricks Regional Health·Danville, Indiana
Perform accurate and timely Neurodiagnostic tests, including EEGs and EPs, for a diverse patient population. Maintain laboratory equipment and coordinate with medical staff to ensure high-quality test results and patient care.
Serves patients, physicians and associates through accurate, timely, and courteous completion of Neurodiagnostic tests and communication of test results to ordering practitioners, in a professional and competent manner.
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• ABRET Board Certified
Work Shift: 4th Shift (United States of America)
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 0
Must be an ABRET Board Certified Registered EEG Technologist or meet the requirements to attain certification. New graduates are eligible if they can obtain certification within one year.
Market context
In Indiana, Registered EEG Tech roles are often competitive because hospitals and neurology practices need candidates who can support diagnostic testing with minimal onboarding. Employers typically look for ABRET Board Certified Registered EEG Technologists, though new graduates may still qualify if they can earn certification within one year. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification timeline before applying.