EEG Specialist: Video Monitoring & Seizure Data

Stony Brook University Medical Center; Stony Brook (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Stony Brook Medicine is seeking an EEG Specialist to provide clinical services with a focus on EEG testing, video monitoring, and neurodiagnostic procedures. You will support the care team, maintain records, and participate in education efforts for technologists.

The role requires an EEG training background, strong communication, and experience across pediatric or neonatal populations. This position is stationed on campus and follows hospital protocols.

Qualifications

• Required: High School Diploma or GED and EEG experience or a dedicated EEG program completion.
• Preferred: ABRET registration and R.EEG T credential.
• 1 year or more performing EEGs; pediatric and neonate experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine, portable and continuous EEG.
• Perform long term video EEG monitoring with setup, review and editing.
• Perform other electro-neurodiagnostic examinations.
• Maintain and inventory laboratory equipment and supplies.
• Help maintain laboratory and patient records including databases.
• Archive patient data to DVD or other media.
• Assist in guiding technologists' continuing education and training.
• Work with medical staff to acquire EMG/NCV/EP skills and knowledge.
• Understand EEG recording components for seizure surgery patients, including grid/depth electrodes and montage design.

Skills

EEG procedures

Video EEG monitoring

Pediatric/Neonatal EEG

EMG/NCV/EP skills

Communication skills

Education

High School Diploma or GED

ABRET Registration

R.EEG T credential

Tools

Epilepsy monitoring equipment

EMG/NCV equipment

Job description

Stony Brook Medicine is seeking an EEG Specialist to provide clinical services with a focus on EEG testing, video monitoring, and neurodiagnostic procedures. You will support the care team, maintain records, and participate in education efforts for technologists.

The role requires an EEG training background, strong communication, and experience across pediatric or neonatal populations. This position is stationed on campus and follows hospital protocols.