Neurodiagnostic Technician / FT, 4 - 10 hour days, 0700-1730. Every 4th weekend. Minimal on-call.
Neurodiagnostic Technician / FT, 4 - 10 hour days, 0700-1730. Every 4th weekend. Minimal on-call.
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Gathers pertinent medical history to aid neurologist in the interpretation of data gathered during the testing.
- Prepares patient and caregiver for diagnostic exam by providing education/instruction at a level that is easily understood
- Uses appropriate distraction techniques involving caregivers to aid in the successful completion of tests
- Performs and records electroencephalography (EEG) and Long-Term Video Electroencephalography (LTVEEG)
- Assists neurologists in the completion of and recording of electromyography (EMG)
- Assesses and trouble shoots to minimize the risk of poor or incomplete data collection. Coordinates schedules to assure timely completion of tests
- Arranges schedules to prioritize patients and testing
- Flexes workload to meet patient care needs
- Is available and ready to begin testing at scheduled times; Communicates with caregivers any delays in start of testing Assists with the management of health information
- Assists neurologists in the timely reporting of test results by proofreading and correcting errors prior to physician review
- Takes appropriate actions to communicate with physicians and expedite test result reporting
- Utilizes processes that facilitate charge capture and charge reconciliation of the procedure charges and professional fees.
- Utilizes processes that accurately record departmental statistical data Other duties include assisting in training and developing train new staff members to the Neurodiagnostic Tech I and Neurodiagnostic Tech II positions and Neurodiagnostic Students.
- Supervise contracted Neurodiagnostic students from specified schools in the clinical hospital setting
- Orients Neurodiagnostic Techs and Neurodiagnostic Students to the equipment used at Children's
- Provides opportunities for directly supervised hands on learning in the clinical setting
- Responsible for accurate completion and documentation of all procedures performed with new staff and students
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