EEG Technician - PT Evenings

Torrance Memorial Medical Center•Torrance, CA

8d•$32 - $50

About The Position

The EEG Technician measures and records impulse frequencies and differences in electrical potential between various areas of the brain to obtain data for use in the diagnosis of brain disorders. The EEG technician also uses a variety of non-invasive modalities to evaluate nerve conduction and evoked potential responses. These procedures are performed according to hospital and department policy, and are ordered and interpreted by qualified physicians.

Requirements

EEG registry eligible
BCLS or ACLS Certification
One year experience as an EEG Tech.
One year experience in an Acute care facility

Responsibilities

Performs EEG’s, on neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric patients.
Maintains knowledge of international 10 -20 measuring system.
Troubleshoots and eliminates or minimizes artifact based on the perceived.
Performs Evoked Potential procedures on adult and geriatric patients.
Explains procedures to patients and family based on age and ability to learn.
Records pertinent patient information and documents information on EEG record.
Prepares EEG’s and Evoked Potential tests (BAER and VER) for interpretation and distributes reports.
Transports patients to and from the department for testing if appropriate.
Maintains daily procedure log and charges for procedures. Scans appropriate patient information into the electronic patient record.
Maintains all EEG equipment, notifying BioMed if there is a repair need.
Receives telephone messages and responds appropriately.
Maintains patient data base files and other department records with accuracy.
Retrieves old records in a timely manner.
Orders linen, office supplies, and in-stock items as needed. Initiates orders for non-stock items and obtains appropriate approvals.
Observes and follows all departmental and hospital policies and procedures
Assumes on-call status and call back as assigned, responding within 90 minutes of receiving call.
Notifies the physician that the study is completed and ready to be read.
Uploads the study to the server for physician interpretation.
Performs long-term monitoring (LTM) on adult and geriatric patients.