Neurodiagnostic Technologist

Indiana University Health; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Indiana University Health is seeking a Neurodiagnostic Technologist for Methodist Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children, responsible for conducting neurophysiological testing and monitoring in various clinical environments.

The role includes Tech I, II, and III responsibilities, focusing on accurate testing, patient data reporting, and quality maintenance. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in ICU, epilepsy, and neonatal neurophysiological patterns.

Responsibilities

• Provide neurophysiological testing and monitoring in clinical settings.
• Prepare and perform neurophysiological testing in various contexts.
• Execute neurophysiological testing in clinical and intraoperative settings.

Job description

Position

Neurodiagnostic Technologist – Methodist Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children.

Job Overview

The role encompasses progressive responsibilities across three technical levels, focusing on neurophysiological testing and monitoring in diverse clinical environments.

Responsibilities

• Tech I: Provides neurophysiological testing and monitoring in clinical settings; accurately applies electrodes, records impulse frequencies and electrical potential differences, and documents abnormal wave characteristics for diagnostic purposes.
• Tech II: Prepares and performs neurophysiological testing in clinical, neurotelemetry, and EMU contexts; demonstrates knowledge of ICU, epilepsy, neonatal, and typical neurophysiological patterns; works with minimal supervision, records and monitors patient data, reports findings, triages patient care needs, maintains high-quality recordings, troubleshoots, and mentors less experienced team members.
• Tech III: Executes neurophysiological testing in clinical, neurotelemetry/EMU, and intraoperative settings; demonstrates proficiency with ICU, epilepsy, neonatal, and complex neurophysiological patterns; works independently, records and monitors patient data, reports findings, triages patient care, maintains recording quality, troubleshoots, and leads the development of junior staff.