Lead Neurophysiology EMU Specialist

Summary

The Lead EMU Specialist is a mid-level to advanced position in the Neurophysiology Department. The role involves performing EEGs, LTVM EEGs, and Ambulatory EEGs according to department policies and procedures. Key responsibilities include using the 10/20 and 10/10 systems for EEG electrode placement, troubleshooting equipment, having a working knowledge of Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology, identifying EEG normal variants and abnormalities, providing quality EEG recordings based on patient medical history and EEG findings, demonstrating a flexible and positive attitude, collaborating with team members and management, serving as a clinical instructor for students, and performing research procedures. Additionally, the Lead EMU Specialist coordinates work flow, staff development, and manages day-to-day operations under the guidance of the supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Perform EEGs, LTVM EEGs, and Ambulatory EEGs
• Use the 10/20 and 10/10 systems for EEG electrode placement
• Apply collodion to EEG electrodes
• Identify EEG normal variants and abnormalities
• Provide quality EEG recordings based on patient medical history and EEG findings
• Demonstrate a flexible and positive attitude
• Collaborate with team members and management
• Serve as a clinical instructor for students
• Perform research procedures
• Care for and maintain equipment
• Coordinate work flow under the guidance of the Neurophysiological Leadership Team
• Staff development
• Manage day-to-day operations under the guidance of the supervisor

Requirements

• Registered EEG Technician
• Associates Degree or Trade School Graduate
• Experience with 12-hour shifts, weekend rotations, and call as needed, including Night Shift

Qualifications

• Working knowledge of Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology
• Ability to identify EEG normal variants and abnormalities
• Flexible and positive attitude
• Effective communication and collaboration skills

Skills

• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Word

Benefits

• Flexible schedule: 3 12-hour shifts per week, weekend rotations, call as needed, Night Shift

Pay

• N/A

Schedule

• 3 12-hour shifts per week
• Weekend rotations
• Call as needed
• Night Shift