EEG Technician — Neurodiagnostics (Relief/On-Call)

Cone Health; United States; On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Cone Health is seeking an Electroencephalogram Technician to perform routine EEG tests and calibrations, under direct supervision, ensuring accurate results. You will maintain equipment, prepare reports, and ensure a safe testing environment for patients in a relief (PRN) role.

The position requires graduation from a Neurodiagnostics program or equivalent experience, and a BLS CPR certification. Relief coverage will involve on-call shifts across the United States.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Neurodiagnostics training program or combination of education and experience.
• On-call relief position; ability to work varied shifts.
• BLS CPR certification required (American Red Cross or AHA Healthcare Provider)

Responsibilities

• Performs routine EEG tests, including impedance checks, photic stimulation, hyperventilation, and video monitoring, to meet professional and regulatory standards.
• Identifies and eliminates artifact contamination of EEG recordings and video.
• Maintains EEG equipment by calibrations and troubleshooting to ensure readiness and accuracy.
• Prepares test reports and maintains data, gathering patient history and relevant medication information to aid neurologist decisions.
• Maintains EEG supplies and a clean environment, following infection prevention practices.
• Explains EEG procedure and preparation to patient to promote understanding and cooperation.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Education

Neurodiagnostics program

Tools

EEG equipment

Job description

Cone Health is seeking an Electroencephalogram Technician to perform routine EEG tests and calibrations, under direct supervision, ensuring accurate results. You will maintain equipment, prepare reports, and ensure a safe testing environment for patients in a relief (PRN) role.

The position requires graduation from a Neurodiagnostics program or equivalent experience, and a BLS CPR certification. Relief coverage will involve on-call shifts across the United States.