EMG/EEG Technician: Precise Neurodiagnostic Care

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders; Eaton (OH); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

The Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders seeks an EMG/EEG Technician to perform EMG and EEG tests, prepare patients, operate specialized diagnostic equipment, and record data for neurologic assessment.

The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, and collaboration with physicians. Responsibilities include equipment maintenance, patient safety, HIPAA-compliant recordkeeping, and ongoing education to stay current with neurodiagnostic practices.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and completion of an accredited EMG/EEG technician training program.
• Certification as an EMG/EEG Technician (e.g., ABEM or equivalent).
• BLS certification required.
• Experience performing EMG/EEG procedures in a clinical setting.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for EMG and EEG procedures and address questions.
• Set up and operate EMG and EEG equipment to record electrical activity.
• Monitor patients during testing to ensure safety and maintain comfort.
• Maintain and calibrate diagnostic equipment for accuracy and safety.
• Document and analyze test results and provide reports to neurologists.
• Collaborate with medical staff to review findings and assist in diagnosis.
• Manage patient records and ensure HIPAA compliance.
• Pursue ongoing education to stay current with neurodiagnostic advances.

Skills

Communication

Attention to detail

Organizational skills

Adaptability

Interpersonal skills

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Accredited EMG/EEG technician training program

Associate degree or higher in neurodiagnostic technology or related field

R EEG T. or R EP T. certification

Tools

EMG/EEG equipment

EMR systems

Neurodiagnostic software

Job description

The Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders seeks an EMG/EEG Technician to perform EMG and EEG tests, prepare patients, operate specialized diagnostic equipment, and record data for neurologic assessment.

The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, and collaboration with physicians. Responsibilities include equipment maintenance, patient safety, HIPAA-compliant recordkeeping, and ongoing education to stay current with neurodiagnostic practices.