Neurodiagnostic Technologist - EEG/EMU - PRN

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CNP Technologist role is part of our multi-skilled Neurodiagnostic team, performing procedures including Electroencephalography (EEG), Evoked Potentials, Autonomic Testing, and/or Nerve Conduction Studies. Our technologists ensure exceptional patient preparation, accurate data acquisition, and a safe, high-quality testing environment. As part of Mayo Clinic’s growing Neurology department, you will work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to meaningful patient care. We are actively hiring Technologist I, II, and III levels, offering a clear and supported pathway for advancement as your skills and certifications grow. We offer a three-tier technologist structure (Tech I, II, and III) designed to support your growth at every stage of your career. Whether you’re just entering the field or bringing years of experience, you’ll know exactly how to advance—and we’ll provide the mentorship, education, and support to help you get there. You will be hired to the level you qualify for based on your experience, competencies, and required certifications. If you’re organized, technically skilled, and ready to grow in a world-renowned health care environment, we invite you to apply. Whether you’re beginning your neurodiagnostic career or stepping into advanced practice, Mayo Clinic provides the structure, support, and opportunities to help you thrive.

Requirements

Competency in neurodiagnostic procedural testing is essential.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Adaptability to rapidly changing environments.

Responsibilities

Performing routine, ambulatory, and prolonged EEG studies for patients of all ages in an inpatient setting.
Supporting patients in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) as well as patients in other inpatient settings.
Applying best practices and clinical expertise to tailor studies to each patient’s unique needs.
Accurate patient preparation.
High-quality data acquisition.
Maintaining a safe testing environment.
Electrode application for adult and pediatric EEGs using the standard 10-20 or 10-10 systems.
Monitoring and maintaining EEG recordings for surgical, adult, and pediatric patients.
Responding to seizures.
Troubleshooting equipment.
Assisting with SPECT injections.
Providing shift reports on relevant patient information.
Acting as a liaison between nurses and physicians to ensure effective communication and collaboration.
Mentoring student technologists rotating through the inpatient practice.