EMG Technician (PRN)

Role And Responsibilities The EMG Technician performs nerve conduction studies and assists providers with EMG procedures. They evaluate neurophysiology data accurately, support clerical tasks, and ensure care aligns with psychosocial, physical, and communication needs of patients and families. They communicate patient conditions, including diagnostic results, with physicians and team members, while maintaining regulatory and departmental standards. Qualifications And Skills Candidates must complete an approved EMG program or have equivalent neuroscience experience, with a two-year degree in Neurodiagnostics or related fields. Demonstrated competency in EMG, ability to monitor neurophysiology wave patterns, basic computer skills, effective communication in English, leadership, problem-solving, and teamwork skills are required. Flexibility to meet patient and department needs is essential. Certifications Current BLS certification is mandatory. Additional Details This part-time, supplemental/PRN role involves working every other Tuesday and Wednesday, with travel to Wisconsin locations. Compensation ranges from $27.24 to $40.62 per hour, with no benefits included. The position does not have weekend shifts or international assignments.