EEG Technologist

May 1, 2026

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<h2>Overview</h2> For over a decade, MPOWERHealth has supported the independent musculoskeletal physician with best-in-class clinical services, back-office solutions, and advanced technology. We pride ourselves on being a partner that offers foresight to customers. We simplify what’s complex, and we help them find a better way. Our best-in-class analytics coupled with industry-leading expertise make MPOWERHealth the company our customers can rely on no matter what lies ahead. Benefits: <ul> <li>Multiple medical plan options </li> <li>Health Savings Account with company contributions</li> <li>Dental & vision coverage for you and your dependents</li> <li>401k with Company match</li> <li>Vacation, sick time & Company paid holidays</li> <li>Company wellbeing program with health insurance incentives</li> </ul> <h2>Responsibilities</h2> EEG Technologist – Remote Monitoring & On-Site Support We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented EEG Technologist to join our team. This role involves real-time remote monitoring of EEG, EMU, LTM, and sEEG studies (up to 4 concurrent studies), as well as occasional on-site responsibilities such as patient unhooking at the conclusion of EEG studies. Key Responsibilities <ul> <li>Remotely monitor EEG, EMU, LTM, and sEEG studies in real-time.</li> <li>Perform routine EEG procedures across various modalities.</li> <li>Unhook patients at the conclusion of EEG studies as needed.</li> <li>Accurately recognize and differentiate normal and abnormal EEG patterns across neonatal, pediatric, and adult populations.</li> <li>Document patient seizure semiology with precision.</li> <li>Maintain professional communication with patients and medical staff.</li> <li>Operate and troubleshoot EEG equipment and other major systems (Cadwell, Nihon Kohden, Xltek, etc.).</li> <li>Work independently with minimal supervision in a remote setting.</li> </ul> <h2>Qualifications</h2> · High School diploma (GED) or higher · A minimum of 1-year experience in the field · Must be ABRET board-certified R.EEGT (CLTM preferred) · Working knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology as it relates to EEG · Must have a secure HIPAA compliant workspace that is free from unauthorized viewing · Must have a reliable internet connection and backup · Must be able to work 12-hour shifts · Must be able to operate, store, and maintain EEG equipment as necessary · Must maintain an appropriate supply inventory sufficient to conduct multiple EEG setups if necessary · Must be proficient with Microsoft Office · Must have a valid driver’s license Physical Requirements: · Must be able to move and lift up to 50lbs · Must be able to stand, kneel, and stoop as needed · Must be able to sit for long periods of time · Must be able to type at least 45 words per minute for the purposes of data entry REPORTING RELATIONSHIP: 1. Receives general direction from Director, EEG Operations. LICENSURE, REGISTRATION, OR PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION: 1. Certification by ABRET REEGT or CLTM required. 2. Must hold a valid driver’s license. 3. Minimum of high school diploma or GED. 4. Must maintain current AHA CPR certification #IND456

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