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The EEG Tech position at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford, OR offers a 0.9 FTE with a full-time designation and variable hours. The role focuses on administering EEG tests within the Cardiopulmonary department, with duties including sweat chloride studies, setting cardiac monitors, treadmill stress tests, and tilt table testing.
On-call rotations are required, typically every third week, with standby pay and 1.5x pay for call-ins, plus a minimum of two hours per occurrence.
Additional Position Details: FTE: 0.9 | Full Time | Variable Hours/Variable Days
Salary Range: $22.53 - $30.98
The EEG Tech position for the Cardiopulmonary department at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center is an excellent opportunity for CNA's, Medical Assistants, or those in other patient care positions that have a flexible schedule and want to learn to administer EEG tests.
In this role, the EEG Tech performs high quality personalized care in diagnostic testing involving electroencephalograms. This role will also include other duties such as sweat chloride studies, setting cardiac monitors, treadmill stress tests, and conducting tilt table testing. This role also requires strong critical thinking skills, effective communication skills, and the ability to work well within a team.
This position requires participation in on-call rotations, which typically occurs every third week and includes nights, weekends, and holidays as scheduled. Employees receive standby pay while on call, and if called in, are compensated at 1.5 times their regular rate of pay with a minimum of two hours paid per call-in occurrence.
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