Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist

Hometown Neurodiagnostics, LLC; Oklahoma City (OK); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Hometown Neurodiagnostics, LLC seeks an Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist for a full-time hybrid role in Oklahoma City, OK. You will prepare patients for EEG, place electrodes, monitor data, and assist physicians with interpretation, with some remote flexibility depending on scheduling.

The role requires strong EEG knowledge, neurophysiology understanding, and clinical documentation skills, plus HIPAA compliance and teamwork with neurologists.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of EEG procedures across routine, long-term, and ambulatory studies.
• Understanding of neurophysiology to identify clinically significant events during testing.
• Proficiency in medical terminology relevant to neurology and neurodiagnostics.
• Experience or training in intraoperative monitoring is beneficial.
• Completion of an Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program or equivalent training; national certification preferred.
• Clinical or hospital setting experience in neurodiagnostics or neurology.
• Clear communication with patients and healthcare teams; accurate documentation.
• Commitment to HIPAA compliance and professional conduct.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for EEG and related procedures.
• Explain tests in clear, reassuring language to patients.
• accurately place electrodes and monitor equipment per protocols.
• Conduct routine, long-term, and ambulatory EEG studies; monitor data quality.
• Annotate and document events to assist physicians with interpretation.
• Maintain equipment and ensure infection control and safety standards.
• Collaborate with neurologists and clinicians; ensure complete patient records.
• Ensure timely and accurate patient reports and documentation.

Skills

EEG knowledge

Medical terminology

HIPAA compliance

Communication with patients

Infection control

Education

Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program

National certification (e.g., R. EEG T.)

Tools

EEG equipment

Job description

Company Description

Hometown Neurodiagnostics specializes in neurodiagnostic testing services designed to detect issues with the electrical activity of the brain. The organization provides routine EEG, long-term EEG, and in-home ambulatory EEG studies to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Working closely with healthcare providers, Hometown Neurodiagnostics delivers high-quality data and patient-focused testing experiences. Team members contribute to improving neurologic care through reliable, accessible, and clinically sound diagnostic services.

Role Description

The Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist is a full-time hybrid role based in Oklahoma City, OK, with some work-from-home flexibility depending on scheduling and case requirements. Day-to-day responsibilities include preparing patients for EEG and related neurodiagnostic procedures, explaining tests in clear and reassuring language, and accurately placing electrodes and monitoring equipment according to established protocols. The technologist will conduct routine, long-term, and ambulatory EEG studies, monitor data quality throughout testing, and annotate and document events to assist physicians with interpretation. Additional tasks may include maintaining equipment, following infection control and safety standards, collaborating with neurologists and other clinicians, and ensuring complete and timely patient records and reports. The role requires a strong commitment to patient comfort, attention to detail, and adherence to clinical and ethical guidelines.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of EEG procedures and equipment, including routine, long-term, and ambulatory EEG.
• Understanding of neurophysiology and medicine sufficient to perform and recognize clinically significant events during testing.
• Proficiency in medical terminology relevant to neurology and neurodiagnostic services.
• Experience or training in intraoperative monitoring is beneficial.
• Completion of an Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program or equivalent training; national certification (e.g., R. EEG T.) preferred.
• Previous experience in a clinical or hospital setting, ideally in neurodiagnostics or neurology.
• Ability to communicate clearly with patients and healthcare teams, and to document findings accurately and efficiently.
• Commitment to patient safety, confidentiality (HIPAA compliance), and professional conduct.
• Comfort working in a hybrid environment, time effectively across on-site and remote duties.