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Perform various neurodiagnostic procedures including EEGs and evoked potentials to support patient evaluation across all age groups. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure accurate diagnosis and maintain neurodiagnostic equipment and safety standards.
Requirements summary
Requires a graduate of an accredited END technology program or equivalent training with 1-2 years of experience in neurodiagnostic testing. BLS certification is required, and ABRET registration in EEG, IOM, or EP is recommended.
professional certificatePC ProficiencyClinical DocumentationInfection PreventionBasic Life SupportPatient PositioningEquipment CalibrationElectronic Record DocumentationEvoked PotentialsNerve Conduction StudiesOtoacoustic EmissionsIntraoperative Neurophysiologic MonitoringElectroencephalograms (EEG)
Job description
Job DetailsJob Location
Trinity Health
Hospital
Campus &
Medical
District -
Minot,
ND 58701Position
Type:
Full
TimeSalary
Range: $29.13 - $43.70
HourlyJob
Shift:
DaysPosition
Summary: The Neuro diagnostics Tech performs a variety of neurodiagnostic procedures to support the evaluation and treatment of patients across the lifespan, including neonate, pediatric, adult, and geriatric populations. Under the supervision of neurodiagnostic leadership, this role conducts electroencephalograms (EEG), otoacoustic emissions, evoked potentials, and related studies in both routine and critical care settings. Working collaboratively with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary care teams, the Neuro diagnostics Tech contributes to accurate diagnosis, patient safety, and high-quality neurological care through precise testing, thorough documentation, and consistent adherence to clinical standards.
Key
Responsibilities: Perform routine and complex EEGs, otoacoustic emissions testing, nerve conduction studies, and evoked potential procedures following established protocols. Assist with intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring by preparing equipment, acquiring continuous data, and communicating relevant findings to clinical teams. Prepare patients for procedures by obtaining histories, explaining testing processes, and positioning patients to support comfort and accurate results. Ensure proper functioning, calibration, and maintenance of neurodiagnostic equipment, reporting issues promptly to supervisory staff. Review and document test data accurately in the electronic record system and support physicians in accessing and interpreting results. Maintain a safe testing environment by following infection-prevention practices, electrical safety procedures, and departmental quality standards.
QualificationsLicenses and
Certifications
Required: Registration in EEG and/or IOM or EP by ABRET is recommended. Basic Life Support (CPR) required within 30 days of hire.
Educational
Requirements: Graduate of an accredited END technology program or equivalent formal training is recommended.
Experience
Requirements: 1 year experience in neurodiagnostic testing with above registration OR 1 year experience in neurodiagnostic testing at Trinity with on the job training in NCS and/or evoked potentials; Or 2 years’ experience in neurodiagnostic testing including NCS and/or IOM testing.
Special
Skills or
Training
Requirements: PC experience required.
Physical
Requirements: The Neuro diagnostics Tech is frequently required to stand, walk, and move between patient care areas while transporting equipment and preparing testing spaces. The role requires fine motor coordination for electrode placement, equipment setup, and data acquisition activities, and may involve assisting with patient positioning or moving equipment carts. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are essential for monitoring waveforms, identifying artifacts, and communicating with patients and clinical teams.
Environmental
Requirements: Work occurs in a variety of clinical settings including inpatient units, outpatient exam rooms, operating rooms, and procedural areas. The technician may encounter exposure to infectious diseases, bodily fluids, electrical equipment, and the high-acuity demands of surgical environments. Adherence to PPE requirements, safety protocols, and sterile or semi-sterile procedures is essential. The role may involve variable lighting, noise levels, and fast-paced conditions requiring attention to detail and situational awareness.
