Clinical Neurophysiology Technician pay range

What the state says the job is

This is skilled work in directing the daily activities of an Electroencephalograph Laboratory in the scheduling, preparing, recording, and basic interpretation of electroencephalograms, echoencephalograms, and electrocardiograms. The EEG's, Echos, and EKG's are recorded for physicians to rule out, localize, and report abnormal findings of the heart and brain. These positions are located within the Department of Health and Human Services and UNC Hospitals. Employees are responsible for managing the daily workflow and workload operations of their laboratories. Work requires the employees to schedule patients' tests; calibration and maintenance of equipment; keep and maintain records; plan for short/long term activities of the laboratory; participate in the budget process; and supervise other technical and clerical support.

Knowledge, skills and abilities

Considerable knowledge of the procedures, techniques, and equipment involved in recording EEG's, Echo's, and EKG's. Considerable knowledge of echoencephalography interpretation. Considerable knowledge of the repair, maintenance, and operation of EEG, Echo, and EKG equipment; General knowledge of neuroanatomy and physiology. Skill in the operation of equipment; ability to record and process EEG, Echo, and EKG tracings and to interpret waves during the recording to alter the instrument for the best results. Ability to interpret echoencephalograms; ability to teach other medical staff. Ability to gain the confidence and cooperation of patients.

Minimum qualifications

High school or General Educational Development (GED) diploma and one year of experience in hospital related work (laboratory, clerical, or nursing care), six months to one year of training in an accredited program of electroencephalography, and 18 months of experience as an EEG Technician; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. <h2