EEG Technician

CommonSpirit Health•Chandler, AZ

About The Position

The EEG Technician performs diagnostic electroencephalography, seizure monitoring, and evoked-potential recordings of the brain or central nervous system according to physician orders and established protocols. Under direct healthcare provider supervision, the technician prepares patients, explains procedures to patients or families, maintains a safe testing environment, performs studies, observes and documents results, and monitors equipment. The role includes assessing critical-care patients, monitoring their status, notifying a neurologist of abnormal results that may require immediate attention, completing patient assessments and documentation, and participating in quality-assurance programs to support diagnostic accuracy and patient safety. The technician must be able to perform basic neurology procedures, including EEG, and may assist with cardiology procedures such as EKGs, stress testing, and Muse editing as required. The position is based at Chandler Regional Medical Center, a 443-bed acute-care hospital serving the East Valley community. The organization describes an interdisciplinary, patient-centered environment and offers training, resources, and career advancement opportunities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED in General Studies, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
At least 3 years of experience performing EEGs.
At least 3 years of experience performing pediatric EEGs.
At least 3 years of experience performing ambulatory EEGs.
Thorough knowledge of EEG equipment.
Ability to perform basic neurology procedures, including EEG.
Critical-thinking skills demonstrated in patient care.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) is preferred.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in another field.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS).

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic EEG, seizure monitoring, and evoked-potential recordings according to physician orders and established protocols.
Prepare patients and explain the purpose and process of procedures to patients or their families.
Ensure a safe testing environment and execute diagnostic studies.
Observe and document results and monitor equipment.
Assess critical-care patients and monitor their status.
Notify the neurologist of abnormal results that may require immediate attention.
Complete thorough patient assessments, required forms, charting on treatment flow sheets, procedure charges, and documentation of patient care.
Participate in quality-assurance programs.
Assist with cardiology procedures, including EKGs, stress testing, and Muse editing, as required.