EEG Specialist - Per Diem

Stony Brook University•Stony Brook, NY

8d•$35 - $42

About The Position

At Stony Brook Medicine, an EEG Specialist provides clinical services to patients while demonstrating superior patient care and outstanding communication skills and adhering to the organization’s standards of excellence. The role performs a range of EEG and other electro-neurodiagnostic examinations, supports long-term video EEG monitoring, and helps maintain laboratory equipment, supplies, and records. The position also involves EEG recording for seizure surgery patients, including knowledge of grid and depth electrodes and appropriate montage design, as well as assisting with data analysis. The EEG Specialist supports technologist continuing education and works with medical staff and technologists to develop EMG/NCV and/or evoked potential skills. This is a per-diem position.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Graduation from an acceptable EEG training program with certification of completion, or at least one year of clinical experience as an EEG technician.
Ability to meet required pre-employment screenings and provide copies of any required New York State licenses or certificates.

Nice To Haves

Academic and/or clinical experience in EEG, as well as EMG/NCV and/or evoked potentials.
Experience with epilepsy monitoring equipment and unit.
Registration with the American Board of EEG and EP Technologists (ABRET).
R.EEG T credential.

Responsibilities

Perform routine, portable, and continuous electroencephalograms (EEGs).
Perform long-term video EEG monitoring, including patient setup, review and editing of EEG data, and related duties.
Perform other electro-neurodiagnostic examinations.
Maintain and inventory laboratory equipment and supplies.
Help maintain laboratory and patient records, including departmental databases.
Archive patient data to DVD or other media.
Assist with technologists’ continuing education, including directed releasing and online training.
Work with medical staff and technologists to acquire and improve EMG/NCV and/or evoked potential skills.
Understand and support all components of EEG recording for seizure surgery patients, including grid and depth electrodes and appropriate montage design.
Assist in data analysis.