Neurodiagnostic EMG/EEG Technician

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders; Centerville (OH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders is seeking an EMG/EEG Technician to perform EMG and EEG tests, prepare patients, and document results for neurologists. You will operate specialized equipment, monitor patients for safety, and ensure data quality to aid clinical decisions.

The role requires completing an accredited EMG/EEG program, ABEM-equivalent certification, and BLS. Collaboration with the care team and strict HIPAA confidentiality are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and completion of an accredited EMG/EEG technician program.
• Certification as an EMG/EEG Technician (e.g., through ABEM or equivalent).
• BLS certification required.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for EMG and EEG procedures and address questions.
• Operate EMG and EEG equipment to record activity accurately.
• Monitor patients to ensure safety and comfort during testing.
• Maintain and calibrate diagnostic equipment regularly.
• Document and analyze test results for physicians.
• Collaborate with medical staff to review findings and support diagnoses.
• Manage patient records with HIPAA-compliant confidentiality.
• Stay updated with neurodiagnostic technology advancements.

Skills

EMG procedures

EEG procedures

BLS certification

Data documentation

HIPAA compliance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

EMG/EEG technician certification

BLS certification

Associate degree in neurodiagnostic technology

R EEG T / R EP T certifications

Tools

EMG equipment

EEG equipment

EMR systems familiarity

Job description

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders is seeking an EMG/EEG Technician to perform EMG and EEG tests, prepare patients, and document results for neurologists. You will operate specialized equipment, monitor patients for safety, and ensure data quality to aid clinical decisions.

The role requires completing an accredited EMG/EEG program, ABEM-equivalent certification, and BLS. Collaboration with the care team and strict HIPAA confidentiality are essential.