EEG Technologist I – EMU Bedside Monitoring

Summa Health; Akron (OH); On-site; USD 44,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Summa Health in Akron is seeking an EEG Technologist for the EMU to perform Video Long Term Monitoring (LTM) EEG examinations at the patient’s bedside and in the Intensive Care Units.

The role requires a completed END program or related degree, or ABRET registry credentials, plus at least 1 year of Neurodiagnostic experience and CPR/BLS certification. Strong communication and equipment operation skills are essential to support patient care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Electroneurodiagnostic (END) program OR Associate’s Degree in Allied Health or Natural Sciences OR training in a 2 year Neurodiagnostic educational program OR ABRET registry with related credential (R.EEG T., CNIM, CLTM, R.EPT).
• 1 year experience as a EEG Technologist working in Neurodiagnostics; CPR/BLS certification.
• Ability to calibrate and operate equipment, properly position patients; communicate effectively with physicians and health care personnel.

Responsibilities

• Performs Video Long Term Monitoring (LTM) EEG examinations in the EMU unit, at the patient’s bedside and Intensive Care Units.
• Calibrates and operates EEG equipment and positions patients appropriately.
• Maintains patient records and demonstrates professional behavior consistent with customer service policy.

Skills

Communication

Calibration

Record management

Patient dignity

Interpersonal skills

Education

END program or related degree

Associate’s Degree in Allied Health or Natural Sciences

ABRET registry credentials (R.EEG T., CNIM, CLTM, R.EPT)

Job description

Summa Health in Akron is seeking an EEG Technologist for the EMU to perform Video Long Term Monitoring (LTM) EEG examinations at the patient’s bedside and in the Intensive Care Units.

The role requires a completed END program or related degree, or ABRET registry credentials, plus at least 1 year of Neurodiagnostic experience and CPR/BLS certification. Strong communication and equipment operation skills are essential to support patient care.