What is a Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist
Performs advanced neurodiagnostic testing to support neurologic diagnosis and intraoperative neurologic protection | skilled in longterm EEG, evoked potentials, and intraoperative monitoring with emphasis on signal quality and clinical documentation.
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Core Duties
Acquire And Interpret EEG And LongTerm Monitoring Data | Perform Evoked Potential Testing (SSEP | MEP | BAEP) | Provide RealTime Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring And Communicate Findings To Surgical Teams | Maintain Equipment And Ensure Patient Safety | Document Studies And Maintain Quality Assurance.
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Education Requirements
Specialized Certificate Or Associate Degree With Clinical Practicum And ABRET Eligibility
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist License and Accreditation Agency
ABRET
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Program Length
6 to 24 Months
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Salary Min and Max
$50000 to $85000
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Work Settings
Hospitals | Epilepsy Centers | Intraoperative Monitoring Services | Research Labs
Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist Key Skills
Long Term EEG | Intraoperative Monitoring | Evoked Potentials | Signal Quality Control | Patient Preparation
Look for These Programs
Rush University EEG Program | University Hospital ENDT Training