EEG Technician Contractor/1099 (Bilingual-Spanish)

Xenter; Green Valley (AZ); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Xenter in Green Valley, AZ is seeking a patient-centered EEG/audiometry technician to schedule and prepare patients for testing, attach electrodes, and perform high-quality recordings.

You will operate EEG, HCU, and audiometry equipment, document results per HIPAA, and collaborate with clinicians to support accurate diagnoses.

Preferred candidates have MA/Phlebotomy or nursing training and bilingual English/Spanish; lifting up to 20 pounds is required.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of brain function and neurological assessments.
• Clear communication with patients of diverse backgrounds.
• Ability to follow protocols and HIPAA requirements.

Responsibilities

• Schedule patients and explain pre-testing protocols clearly.
• Prepare patients for EEG and audiometry procedures.
• Attach electrodes according to standards for high-quality signals.
• Monitor responses and adjust to minimize artifacts for safe data collection.
• Operate EEG, HCU, and audiometry equipment and capture detailed records.
• Document procedures and findings in compliance with HIPAA.
• Generate reports and upload them for neurologists or physicians.
• Clean equipment after testing and maintain safety standards.
• Transport testing equipment between clinics in protective cases.
• Troubleshoot equipment to maintain clinic workflow.

Skills

Medical terminology

Communication

Team collaboration

Manual dexterity

Physical stamina

Education

MA or Phlebotomy or Nursing program

Tools

EEG equipment

Audiometry equipment

Job description

About Xenter

Xenteris advancing a new generation of medical technologies—from diagnostic tools that help identify conditions earlier to procedural innovations designed to support more cost-effective treatment options across a broad patient population. By improving how conditions are identified and how procedures are performed, Xenterprovides clinicians with real-time insight to support more precise and consistent decision-making.These products are designed with a strong focus on data, validation, and continuous improvement.

Building on this foundation, Xenteris developing a connected clinical intelligence platform that captures and organizes data across procedures and care settings. This platform enables health systems to expand access to advanced diagnostic tools while helping address barriers to care. Over time, this approach is designed to support more efficient care delivery and lower the total cost of care—creating value for providers, health systems, and patients.

At Xenter, you'll join an entrepreneurial team where innovation moves quickly, ideas become reality, and every employee has the opportunity to help shape technologies with the potential to change healthcare worldwide. You'll work alongside industry leaders, influence the direction of a rapidly growing company, and help bring breakthrough technologies from concept to commercialization.

Duties

• Schedule patients to allow for completion of all testing and ensure pre-testing protocols are explained.
• Prepare patients for EEG and audiometry procedures by explaining the process clearly and ensuring their comfort and cooperation.
• Attach electrodes accurately according to standardized protocols, ensuring high-quality signal connectivity.
• Monitor patient responses throughout the procedure, identifying any artifacts (interference) and adjusting as necessary for safety and optimal data collection.
• Operate EEG, HCU, and audiometry equipment with precision, capturing detailed brain wave and audiogram recordings essential for diagnostic evaluation.
• Maintain thorough documentation of procedures, patient information, and technical findings in compliance with HIPAA standards.
• Generate patient reports and upload them for neurologists or other physicians to review.
• Clean testing equipment after each patient and adhere to safety and infection control standards.
• Carry all testing equipment components in designated protective cases to different clinics, as needed.
• Ensure all equipment is working properly and follow all troubleshooting protocols to maintain clinic workflow.
• Phlebotomist knowledge and experience is a plus.

Preferred Skills

• Strong knowledge of medical terminology related to brain function and neurological assessments.
• Excellent communication skills for explaining procedures clearly to patients of diverse backgrounds.
• Excellent collaborative skills to ensure efficient and timely patient care.
• Proven ability to stay on task under minimal supervision.
• Ability to lift up to 20 pounds, stand for up to 1 hour, and able to bend/twist to attach electrodes properly.

Education:

• Completion of MA, Phlebotomy, or Vocational/Practical Nurse program (Required)

Language:

• Bilingual English and Spanish (Preferred)