Neuromodulation Specialist

BrainStim Centers, Inc. • Fremont, CA

7d • $25 - $32 • Onsite

About The Position

BrainStim Centers, Inc., a leading TMS Brain Health Center in Los Angeles owned by neurosurgeon Dr. Mark Liker, is seeking a motivated professional to join their team as a Neuromodulation Specialist, also known as a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Specialist. This role is crucial for achieving both long-term and short-term patient healthcare goals by administering neuromodulation treatments for non-pharmaceutical brain health care. This is presented as a ground-floor opportunity for individuals seeking a long-term career with growth potential. The position requires the ability to commute to the specified locations and is not suitable for a gap year before graduate studies.

Requirements

• Experience in direct patient care, psychology, communication, or mental health.
• Proactive thoughtful patient care.
• Organized with the ability to manage multiple projects and tasks at once.
• Strong interpersonal skills, heart-centered – able to develop relationships and communicate.
• Intrinsically motivated, works well independently and as part of a team.
• Extraordinary attention to detail.
• Knowledge of medical, neurological, and psychiatric terminology.
• Empathetic, reflective, and with the ability to communicate in a manner that de-escalates tense situations.
• Collaborative in nature, team oriented.
• Demonstrates creativity and flexibility in all aspects of job.
• Problem solver, able to swiftly identify and address patient concerns.
• Ability to set personal boundaries with patients.
• Leadership skills and a growth mindset.
• Technically proficient, able to adopt new technology.
• Skill with EMR software program for office calendaring and storage of patient information.
• Bachelor’s degree.
• Patient care experience.
• 2 years work experience in patient care.

Nice To Haves

• Spanish a plus.
• ABA experience can be helpful.

Responsibilities

• Conducting neuromodulation treatments for non-pharmaceutical brain health care.
• Performing direct patient care.
• Accurate and educated use of technological equipment.
• Explaining scientific procedures and protocols to patients.
• Recording and compiling information on patient physical condition.
• Monitoring patient physical and emotional well-being and communicating with the physician and staff.
• Understanding and articulating medical research.
• Performing office tasks as needed.
• Generating reports, potentially graphing, calculating, and compiling data.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level