Overlake Hospital Medical Center has an outstanding opportunity for an EEG Technician or Technologist. It is an exciting time, as we expand our services to the community and continue to offer our patients exceptional care. In our growing EEG Department, you will be joining an exceptional team of three, experienced EEG Techs with the plan to grow the team further in the next year.

The EEG Tech will perform routine, Ambulatory EEG and continuous EEG as ordered by physicians.  The ideal candidate will have knowledge of inpatient/outpatient and EMU patient interaction, standard EEG procedures, electrode application, EEG apparatus calibration, maintenance of records and files, accurate and timely billing procedures and ordering supplies/equipment.

The EEG Tech will follow the policies, procedures, and practices outlined in the Code of Conduct and Organizational Ethics policy. 

Full-Time, 1.0 FTE, Shifts Variable (Mid, Nights, Overnights)

Qualifications

EEG Technician:

• Associate's degree preferred
• Current CPR Certification required
• One year previous experience as an EEG Technologist or other clinical patient care experience required. Acute care hospital experience preferred.
• Computer skills required. Hospital database (EPIC) preferred.
• Potential exposure to facility borne infection. Use of gloves, gowns, masks, and goggles required as stated in process standards. Work is performed in well-lit, climate controlled environment.
• Must possess sufficient flexibility to attach electrodes to patients regardless of position/condition. Must be able to transport EEG equipment to various units.

EEG Technologist: 

• Sufficient for Registry eligibility. Associate's degree preferred. 
• Registered EEG Technologist by The American Board of Registration of Electroencephalographic and Evoked Potential Technologists (ABRET) strongly preferred. If registry eligible, must become registered within one year of employment.
• Current CPR certification required.
• One year previous experience as an EEG Technologist required, preferably in a hospital setting.
• Computer skills required. Hospital database (EPIC) preferred.
• Potential exposure to facility borne infection. Use of gloves, gowns, masks, and goggles required as stated in process standards. Work is performed in well-lit, climate controlled environment.
• Must possess sufficient flexibility to attach electrodes to patients regardless of position/condition. Must be able to transport EEG equipment to various units.