Electrodiagnostic EEG Tech-WAGE

University of Virginia•Charlottesville, VA

2d•$33 - $53•Onsite

About The Position

Bring your neurodiagnostic expertise to a role where reliable EEG coverage directly supports timely, high-quality patient care. UVA Health is seeking an experienced EEG technologist to strengthen Neurology EEG services during periods of increased patient census and team-member absence. This PRN/WAGE opportunity is designed for a trained EEG professional who can contribute established technical skills in a highly organized, cooperative, and quality-focused department. It offers a flexible way to remain active in the field, support an essential clinical service, and supplement your current professional commitments. As a part-time Electrodiagnostic EEG Tech, you will provide need-based EEG coverage that helps the department maintain continuity of service when patient demand rises or regular team members are unavailable. You will bring practical EEG experience, sound technical judgment, and the ability to integrate effectively into an established clinical workflow. Your average shift will center on delivering dependable EEG services while adapting to current patient-care and staffing priorities. This is a strong opportunity for a technologist who is already trained in EEG and appreciates the professional variety of PRN practice.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited formal medical education program such as CVT, EMT, Paramedic, Radiography, Respiratory Therapy, Sonography, or Associate’s Degree or greater in a Health Sciences related field.
Clinical patient care experience, 2 years or more strongly preferred.
Maintains certifications in ACLS.
Preparing for certification in PALS, with manager discretion.
If grandfathered at Clinician 2, there is a 6-month window to meet ACLS requirement.

Nice To Haves

Radiography Technician preferred.
Board certification or professional registration in EEG is preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide EEG services during scheduled PRN shifts based on departmental and operational needs.
Help maintain essential diagnostic coverage during periods of high patient census.
Support continuity of EEG services when full-time team members are absent.
Apply current, hands-on EEG experience in a patient-focused clinical environment.
Work collaboratively within an organized, positive, and cooperative Neurology EEG team.
Adapt to variable scheduling and changing service needs while maintaining consistent professional standards.
Contribute with minimal role-specific training by bringing completed EEG training and practical field experience.