Neurofeedback Technician - Independent Contractor

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medcare providersLas Vegas (NV)

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Neurofeedback Technician Perform neurofeedback therapy sessions in patients' homes. Set up, operate, and troubleshoot BrainMaster neurofeedback systems. Monitor patient progress and ensure proper session protocols are followed. Maintain accurate session documentation and reports. Educate patients and caregivers on the neurofeedback process. Ensure compliance with safety, HIPAA, and clinical standards. Travel to multiple patient locations daily as scheduled. Proven experience as a Neurofeedback Technician. Mandatory experience using BrainMaster systems (e.g., Discovery, Atlantis, or similar). Strong understanding of neurofeedback protocols and brainwave training. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Reliable transportation and willingness to travel between patient homes. Excellent communication and patient care skills. Basic technical troubleshooting skills. Technician must own and provide their own neurofeedback equipment. Equipment must be FDA-approved and compliant for neurofeedback therapy. Must include BrainMaster system and all necessary accessories (sensors, amplifiers, software, etc.). Technician is responsible for maintenance, calibration, and functionality of their equipment. Certification in Neurofeedback or Biofeedback (BCIA or equivalent preferred). Experience working with patients with: Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, ADHD, Insomnia. Experience in home health or mobile healthcare services. Competitive pay per session (based on experience). Flexible schedule. Opportunity for high patient volume and consistent referrals. In-home patient care setting. Flexible scheduling with travel between patient locations. Independent contractor role with autonomy.

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