TMS Technician

Posted 4 days ago

veterans in healthcarePasadena (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$31.24-41.22 Hourly

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About the role

TMS Technician (Neuromodulation Division)
Work Location: Los Angeles, CAJob #: 32496
Work Hours: Variable schedule, Monday-Friday, 7:30am 5:30PM
Employment Type: 2 Staff- Career
Duration: Indefinite
Salary Range: $31.24-41.22 Hourly
Bargaining Unit: AFSCME EXAt UCLA Health, you make it happen as part of a groundbreaking Research team, working to understand hundreds of medical disorders and improving processes for dozens of procedures across the globe.
Job Description: The Neuromodulation Division is seeking to hire a full-time TMS Technician to support clinical operations to our TMS Clinic in Westwood. The Division provides specialized treatments, including Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), Neurofeedback, Scrambler Therapy, and Magnetic Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (mPNS).
Key responsibilities include:
  • Support TMS treatment sessions, including equipment setup, patient positioning, and treatment monitoring
  • Collect patient assessments and assist with clinical documentation in Care
  • ConnectAssist with the delivery of Neurofeedback, Scrambler Therapy, and mPNS treatments
  • Coordinate patient care activities and communicate with patients and providers
  • Perform front desk duties, including patient check-ins, scheduling, registration, and payment collection
  • Coordinate medical records and maintain accurate documentation
  • Travel to satellite clinic locations as needed
Please note: you will be based in our Westwood Clinic but will be required to float to our other Clinics in Calabasas and Pasadena if needed Salary range: $31.24/hr $41.22/hrDR. ISLA GARRAWAYUCLA has incredible resources and a team science approach. The ability to work with collaborative teams and access the amazing resources around campus is the best part about being at UCLA.

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