Cerebrocare·Scottsdale, Arizona
The EEG Technician performs routine and ambulatory EEG procedures to support the diagnosis of neurological disorders. Responsibilities include preparing patients, applying electrodes, and ensuring high-quality data acquisition in an outpatient setting.
Job Summary The EEG Technician performs routine and ambulatory electroencephalogram (EEG) procedures to support the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders.
This role is responsible for preparing patients, conducting EEG testing, ensuring high-quality data acquisition, and maintaining compliance with clinical and regulatory standards in an outpatient clinical setting.
Key Responsibilities Clinical & Technical Duties Perform routine and ambulatory EEG studies according to established protocols.
Prepare patients for EEG procedures by explaining the process, obtaining consent, and ensuring patient comfort.
Apply electrodes accurately using the International 10–20 system.
Monitor EEG recordings for technical quality and patient safety.
Identify and troubleshoot technical issues during testing.
Patient Care & Education Provide patient education regarding testing procedures and expectations.
Ensure patient comfort, safety, and dignity throughout the procedure.
Respond appropriately to patient needs during testing.
Documentation & Compliance Document procedures, observations, and technical findings accurately in the EHR.
Maintain equipment, ensure cleanliness, and follow infection control protocols.
Ensure compliance with HIPAA, OSHA, and clinic policies.
Required Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent (Associate’s degree preferred).
Completion of an accredited EEG Technician training program or equivalent clinical experience Minimum 1 year EEG experience preferred (new graduates considered with training support).
Ability to work flexible hours if needed.
R. EEG T. (Registered EEG Technologist) credential preferred. Experience in outpatient neurology clinics. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Skills & Competencies Strong technical aptitude and attention to detail. Excellent patient communication skills. Ability to multitask in a clinical environment. Strong organizational and documentation skills.
Candidates should have a high school diploma and completion of an accredited EEG training program, with an associate's degree and R. EEG T. credential preferred. Minimum one year of experience is preferred, though new graduates may be considered.
Market context
In Arizona, EEG tech openings are typically driven by hospital, neurology, and sleep-disorder service needs, so employers often look for candidates who can start with limited supervision. This role is competitive because an accredited EEG training program is required, an associate’s degree and R. EEG T. credential are preferred, and experience is often favored even when new graduates are considered. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then highlight your training, any hands-on EEG exposure, and credential progress in your application.