• sEEG II Tech

  Other - Richmond, VA

  sEEG II Tech Where Brainwaves Meet Breakthroughs. Epilepsy EEG Technologist | Phase II Monitoring | Now Hiring Pay Rate $25 – $38 per hour + separate on-call hourly pay Employment Full-Time Schedule Rotating: 7a–7p, 7p–7a, 3p–11p, 12:30p–11p On-Call Required (after-hours surgical coverage) Credential R. EEG T. preferred (ABRET) Experience 1+ Year in Neurodiagnostics Phase II EEG Required Why This Role? This is not your average EEG position. You'll be right at the intersection of complex epilepsy surgery and cutting-edge neurodiagnostic care — supporting Phase II evaluations, intraoperative ECoG, extra-operative mapping, and more. If you thrive in high-acuity environments and want to be part of a team that's changing outcomes for epilepsy patients, this is your seat at the table. What You'll Own You'll be embedded in a fast-moving epilepsy program supporting surgical and clinical teams across the full care continuum: • Phase II Surgical Support: Support pre-surgical and surgical epilepsy procedures, including Phase II EEG evaluations (sEEG and grid EEG), pre-operative prep, and intraoperative electrocorticography (ECoG). • Perioperative Monitoring: Perform peri-operative individualized montage building, post-operative Phase II hook-up, and ongoing monitoring with daily troubleshooting and checks. • Mapping & SPECT Protocols: Assist the epileptologist with extra-operative bedside mapping, EEG for Wada testing, and lead and build EEG ictal SPECT protocols for adult and pediatric EMU patients. • Clinical EEG: Perform EEGs across clinical labs, inpatient units, and the emergency department. • Team Collaboration: Collaborate with physicians and healthcare teams, educate patients and families, assist with staff training, and ensure specialized equipment is properly maintained. • Technical Expertise: Apply basic knowledge of specialized EEG studies and adapt recording techniques to document physiologic and other potentials as needed. • Mentorship: Assist senior technologists with classroom teaching and staff training. • After-Hours Coverage: Provide after-hours support for monitoring troubleshooting and respond on-site to urgent requests following surgical procedures. Schedule & Pay This role operates on a rotating schedule to support the full care team: • 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM • 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM • 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM • 12:30 PM – 11:00 PM Pay: $25 – $38/hour, depending on experience. On-call hours are compensated at a separate hourly rate. After-hours call is required to support surgical cases. What You Bring ✓ R. EEG T. (Registered EEG Technologist) certification by ABRET — preferred ✓ Minimum 1 year of experience in a neurodiagnostic setting ✓ Hands-on experience performing Phase II EEG monitoring ✓ Comfortable working in a high-acuity surgical and ICU environment ✓ Ability to work a rotating schedule including nights and on-call shifts ✓ Strong communication skills to collaborate with physicians, patients, and families ✓ Detail-oriented with the ability to troubleshoot complex monitoring setups independently

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• EEG/ERP Technologist

  Other - Dallas, TX

  Position Summary Looking to take your EEG experience to the next level and work with cutting-edge neurodiagnostic technology? This is a unique consulting opportunity to expand your skill set while making a real impact on patient care. This role focuses on Event-Related Potentials (ERP) testing, an emerging diagnostic tool used to assess cognitive deficits in patients who have recently experienced traumatic brain injuries. You’ll be performing ambulatory setups in patients’ homes, using the 10–20 International EEG system—so you already have the foundation. We’ll train you on the software and testing protocol. The setup is streamlined, utilizing an electrode cap, and each study takes approximately one hour. Position Responsibilities Contact patients to schedule appointments, confirm location details, and provide a clear overview of the procedure Perform in-home EEG/ERP setups using standardized protocols Upload completed studies to a secure cloud-based system Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot EEG equipment as needed Qualifications & Requirements Experience performing EEG setups with individual electrodes Experience with LTM EEGs and Collodion II is a plus, but not required R. EEG T. certification preferred, but not required Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Access to Wi-Fi at home for uploading completed studies Reliable phone access for patient communication Strong patient care and communication skills This is a great opportunity to stay at the forefront of neurodiagnostics, gain exposure to innovative testing, and work in a flexible, patient-focused environment.

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• PRN EEG Technologist

  Other - Houston, TX

  Ambulatory EEG Technologist About Us We’re a team of neurodiagnostic professionals who live and breathe brainwaves. Founded by leaders with decades of hands-on experience, our mission is simple — to deliver exceptional, high-quality neurodiagnostic services that reach patients where they are. From hospital systems to home-based care, we bring innovation, compassion, and reliability to every EEG we perform. We’re redefining what it means to provide patient-centered neurodiagnostic care — and we’re looking for professionals who share our passion. About the Role As an Ambulatory EEG Technologist, you’ll play a vital role in setting patients up for success — literally. You’ll travel to patient homes and physician offices to set up Ambulatory EEG studies, ensuring seamless data collection, accurate recordings, and a positive patient experience. This isn’t a desk job — it’s a hands-on, fast-moving role where no two days are the same. From setting up equipment to educating patients and ensuring every study runs smoothly, you’ll be the face of our mission to make neurodiagnostics more accessible and efficient. What You’ll Be Doing Prepare and educate patients on Ambulatory EEG procedures and daily event logs. Perform accurate head measurements and apply electrodes using the International 10/20 System. Conduct photic stimulation and hyperventilation procedures as directed. Set up, test, and verify equipment functionality for video and EEG recording. Safely remove electrodes post-study, clean the patient’s scalp, and ensure no residue remains. Disinfect and prepare equipment for the next study, maintaining a high standard of cleanliness and organization. Ensure all EEG data is properly recorded, stored, and transferred for review. Troubleshoot equipment or electrode issues in real time, whether in the field or remotely. Collect and review patient event records and documentation for accuracy and completeness. What We’re Looking For Graduate of an accredited EEG or PSG Technology Program, or at least 1 year of experience in neurodiagnostic technology (Ambulatory EEG, EMU, or LTM preferred). Solid understanding of data integrity and LTM equipment maintenance. Ability to identify seizure patterns, distinguish artifacts, and respond appropriately to clinical events. Current BLS/CPR certification (required). R. EEG T. credential through ABRET preferred. Must pass a background check prior to hire. What’s In It For You Competitive pay Health insurance coverage (for full-time) Paid time off and sick time (for full-time) Ongoing career development opportunities A collaborative, mission-driven team that values excellence, compassion, and growth Join Us If you’re ready to take your neurodiagnostic career to the next level — one patient, one brainwave at a time — this is your opportunity. Bring your expertise, your curiosity, and your heart for patient care, and help us advance the future of EEG together.

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