Neurophysiologist (Seattle, WA)

NCS - Globus Medical, Inc.•Washington, DC

21h

About The Position

NuVasive Clinical Services, a subsidiary of Globus Medical, provides intraoperative neuromonitoring (IOM) services to surgeons and healthcare facilities. As a field-based Neurophysiologist, you will monitor patients’ nervous systems during surgery and communicate relevant information to surgeons and surgical teams. The role involves working with surgeons and other medical professionals in the operating room and supporting NuVasive’s technological innovations. The company provides comprehensive training, continuing education, and career development opportunities.

Requirements

Typically, a bachelor’s degree and at least 2 years of related experience; alternatively, an advanced degree without experience or equivalent work experience.
Certification in Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring (CNIM), which must be maintained.
Strong time-management and organizational skills, including the ability to manage competing demands, frequent changes, delays, and unexpected scheduling or operating-room events.
Effective communication skills and demonstrated ability to collaborate in a team-oriented setting, including communicating in English with surgeons and surgical staff.
Ability to meet the demands of regular travel.
Qualified for and able to maintain privileges at required hospitals, including applicable physical and vaccination requirements.
Eligible for medical malpractice insurance coverage at standard rates; coverage is provided by the company.
Able to travel up to 25%.
Able to transport and set up 50 pounds of equipment in the operating room, including an IONM system, laptop, and supplies.
Able to bend, stand for several periods, use visual and auditory skills and manual dexterity, and wear gloves, masks, gowns, and goggles for extended periods.
Valid driver’s license and transportation with the ability to transport medical equipment in the country of operation.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM), human anatomy and physiology, and/or technical troubleshooting.
Operating room (OR) experience.

Responsibilities

Obtain a detailed medical history from the patient and consult with the surgeon about structures at risk and monitoring modalities.
Communicate monitoring information to the surgeon and surgical team throughout each case.
Display and label waveforms, and mark, measure, and calculate information such as latencies, amplitudes, and conduction times according to established guidelines and protocols.
Identify appropriate protocols and troubleshoot to ensure accurate data collection.
Complete required documentation and prepare IOM logs and files, including timely file uploads.
Maintain neuromonitoring equipment and conduct required maintenance checks.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Follow the company Code of Conduct, applicable industry codes, and company policies.
Comply with applicable governmental laws, rules, and regulations by completing required training and maintaining role-related compliance knowledge.
Represent the company professionally and uphold ethical business practices and socially responsible conduct in interactions with employees, customers, suppliers, and other third parties.