EEG Technician

Key Responsibilities :

• EEG Data Collection : Prepare and position patients for EEG procedures
• Attach electrodes and sensors to the patient's scalp, following the 10-20 system for electrode placement
• Conduct routine and long-term EEG recordings
• Monitor and document the patient's vital signs during the procedure
• Equipment Operation : Operate EEG machines and other neurophysiological equipment
• Ensure the proper functioning of EEG equipment and troubleshoot any technical issues
• Maintain and clean equipment to ensure patient safety and accurate readings
• Patient Care : Provide emotional support and reassurance to patients undergoing EEG tests, particularly those who may feel anxious or uncomfortable
• Educate patients and their families on the EEG procedure, including the importance of remaining still and relaxed during the test
• Data Analysis : Record and document EEG data accurately
• Recognize and report any abnormalities in the EEG recordings to the medical team
• Collaborate with neurologists and physicians to analyze EEG findings and aid in diagnosis
• Safety and Infection Control : Follow strict safety and infection control protocols to protect both patients and healthcare providers
• Ensure proper sterilization of equipment and cleanliness of the workspace
• Administrative Duties : Maintain patient records, ensuring proper documentation of test results
• Schedule and coordinate EEG appointments
• Assist in inventory management and ordering necessary supplies
• Professional Development : Stay up-to-date with advancements in EEG technology and procedures
• Attend workshops and training programs to enhance knowledge and skills
• Obtain relevant certifications, such as the Registered EEG Technologist (REEG T) credential, if required.

Skills Required

Patient Care, Communication Skills