The EEG Technologist operates EEG and EP equipment, records brain activity, and ensures quality EEG practices while collaborating with medical professionals.
The EEG Technologist operates electroencephalographs and related diagnostic equipment, such as evoked potential (EP) devices, to record the electrical activity of the brain. This role requires an expert capable of maintaining state-of-the-art quality in EEG principles and practices while working closely with physicians from the Neurology Service and the Epilepsy Center of Excellence.
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The EEG Technologist operates EEG and EP equipment to record brain activity and collaborates with neurologists at the Epilepsy Center.
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The EEG Technologist operates EEG and diagnostic equipment to record brain activity, ensuring quality standards in collaboration with neurologists.
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