EEG Technician - Hands-On Brain Monitoring (PRN)

Cleveland Clinic; Mayfield Heights (OH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Cleveland Clinic in Mayfield Heights is seeking a Non-Registered EEG Technician to join the Epilepsy-Neurological Institute at Hillcrest Hospital. This PRN, day/evening role offers exposure to advanced EEG procedures in a world-class clinical environment.

You will perform EEG tests, prepare patients, monitor playback and artifacts, and work under neurologists and epileptologists. ABRET credentialing within two years is encouraged, with BLS required.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in electroneurodiagnostics or related patient care field.
• Completion of an EEG Technician Trainee Program.
• ABRET credentialing within two years of hire is expected for R. EEG T.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) through American Heart Association or American Red Cross certification required.

Responsibilities

• Perform electroencephalographic examinations.
• Select predetermined electrode montages to obtain recordings and recognize artifacts.
• Monitor additional variables such as electromyograms, electrocardiograms, electro-oculograms, respiration, etc.
• Observe patient with video recording equipment and ensure EEG and tape alignment.
• Set up patient for continuous monitoring at the bedside with video, if indicated.
• Instruct nursing caregivers on event button use and video care.
• Abstract relevant information from patients' clinical records and obtain additional information.
• Attempt ABRET credentialing for R. EEG T. within two years of hire.

Education

Associate’s degree in electroneurodiagnostics or related patient care field

Completion of an EEG Technician Trainee Program

Job description

Cleveland Clinic in Mayfield Heights is seeking a Non-Registered EEG Technician to join the Epilepsy-Neurological Institute at Hillcrest Hospital. This PRN, day/evening role offers exposure to advanced EEG procedures in a world-class clinical environment.

You will perform EEG tests, prepare patients, monitor playback and artifacts, and work under neurologists and epileptologists. ABRET credentialing within two years is encouraged, with BLS required.