EEG Tech I, II, III, CLTM

Medical University of South Carolina•Charleston, SC

About The Position

About the MUSC Neuroscience Program The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is home to one of the nation’s premier neuroscience programs, recognized for its excellence in patient care, innovation, and academic leadership. As South Carolina’s only comprehensive academic medical center, we deliver advanced, multidisciplinary care for a wide range of neurological conditions—including epilepsy, stroke, brain tumors, and neurodegenerative diseases—in both pediatric and adult populations. Our award-winning team includes experts across neurology, neurosurgery, neuropsychiatry, and neurodiagnostics. As a designated Level 4 Epilepsy Center, we offer the highest level of complex comprehensive epilepsy care, including both long-term Critical Care monitoring services and an advanced Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU). MUSC Health offers you many opportunities to grow, including career ladder achievement to: EEG Technologist IV, CLTM EEG Technologist, Neuro Analyst, Clinical Unit Leadership, Clinical Systems Leads, Preceptors and Shift Leads.

Requirements

EEG Technician I
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree, or active student in a CAAHEP-accredited EEG program
Board eligible for EEG Registry (ABRET) within 2 years of employment
BLS certification required within 2 weeks of hire and must be maintained
EEG Technician II
Eligible for national board certification (ABRET)
Must obtain EEG or CNIM certification within 2 years of employment or 1 year of board eligibility
Current BLS certification required
EEG Technician III
Registered EEG Technologist (ABRET certification required and maintained)
Current BLS certification required
EEG Technologist-CLTM Certified
Credentialed through ABRET with CLTM Certification
Current BLS certification required

Responsibilities

EEG Technician I (Pay Grade 21)
Performs core EEG diagnostic procedures for pediatric and adult patient populations
Observes and assists with advanced procedures to develop foundational clinical skills
Actively participates in training to build competency and knowledge
Develops skill level to enhance quality and safety of patient care
EEG Technician II (Pay Grade 25)
Performs core EEG diagnostic procedures for pediatric and adult patient populations
Performs advanced diagnostic procedures including SPECT and WADA testing
Participates in EMU and Critical Care long-term monitoring (LTM)
Continues professional development to enhance technical proficiency and clinical decision-making
Contributes to quality patient care through skill refinement and clinical awareness
EEG Technologist III (Registered EEG Technologist) (Pay Grade 26)
Performs advanced diagnostic testing, including complex EEG monitoring
Provides mentorship and clinical guidance to junior techs
Ensures adherence to safety and procedural protocols at a high level of autonomy
EEG Technologist CLTM (Advanced Practice Role) (Pay Grade 27)
Performs advanced and core EEG diagnostic procedures for pediatric and adult patient populations
Performs specialized procedures including SPECT and WADA
Serves as a lead technologist in surgical cases including sEEG, cortical mapping, and ECOG
Conducts and mentors others in EMU and Critical Care LTM monitoring
Mentors and supports technologists across all levels; provides educational in-services and contributes to ongoing clinical training
Leads initiatives and actively engages in process improvement initiatives and team collaboration to optimize service delivery and patient outcomes