Electrophysiology Specialist

In this position as an Electrophysiology Specialist, you will be working at Avera McKennan- Hospital where you will contribute to advancing patient care through high-quality neurodiagnostic testing. This role involves conducting EEGs, troubleshooting equipment, and collaborating with healthcare professionals on patient assessments in a supportive work environment that offers competitive pay and benefits.

Avera has been recognized for its excellence in healthcare, including being named among the nation's 15 Top Health Systems, Forbes list of America's Best-in-State Employers and Level 10 Most Wired Health Care Organization by CHIME.

This is a unique opportunity for career growth and development within a top health system. You will have access to comprehensive education and training resources, allowing you to advance your skills and expertise.

The salary for this role is estimated at around $62,000 per year, based on industry standards and location. However, actual hourly rates may vary depending on experience.

Schedule and Work Environment:

• This role is scheduled from Monday to Friday, 8am-5pm, with other shift scheduling options available. You will receive call pay and weekend/night differential pay.
• You will conduct STAT and Routine EEGs, and continuous long-term monitoring EEG studies in an Acute Hospital setting for all age groups.
• You will also perform scheduled Outpatient EEG studies for pediatrics and adults.

Responsibilities:

• Initiate proper interventions based upon interpretation of changes in the patient's condition and extract relevant information from the patient's chart.
• Calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot medical and general support equipment.
• Complete testing for reports, charging procedures, prepare patient rooms, stock supplies, and contact supervisory staff when necessary.

Education and Certification:

• Graduation from an accredited school of EEG/EEG/Neurodiagnostics Technology.
• Registration in EEG (R. EEG T.) or evoke potentials (R. EP T.) from the American Board of Registration of Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist is required within two years of accepting the position.