LTM EEG Specialist

September 29, 2026

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Job Description:

Provide real-time monitoring of continuous and intermittent EEG
Detect EEG abnormalities
Notify oversight neurologists and designated care providers of technical findings
Clip/prune EEG studies
Monitor patients across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations
Maintain a daily cEEG log and document appropriately
Operate and troubleshoot EEG equipment
Interact professionally with hospital staff, oversight neurologists, and remote technologists
Provide majority night and weekend coverage

Requirements:

Experienced R. EEG Technologist
Must be ABRET board certified in Electroencephalography (R. EEGT)
Certification in Long-term Monitoring (CLTM) required within 2 years of hire
Minimum of 3 years of post-training experience in long-term monitoring in ICU/EMU
Must have a HIPAA-compliant workspace free from unauthorized viewing
Must comply with facility credentialing requirements for vaccinations and education
Must have reliable cellphone coverage and internet service meeting or exceeding company standards
Basic computer knowledge and data entry skills
Knowledge of adult, pediatric, and neonatal EEG patterns
Ability to distinguish artifacts from cortical activity
Understanding of medical terminology, ACNS EEG description terminology, and neurodiagnostics abbreviations
Experience in advanced epilepsy monitoring in the EMU, such as intracranial/stereotactic cEEG, preferred
Knowledge of Nihon Kohden, Cadwell, and Xltek EEG equipment preferred
Availability for a minimum of 16 hours (4 shifts) per week, preferably weeknights and weekends

Benefits:

Generous shift differentials available for night and weekend shifts
401(k) matching
Referral bonuses
Potential reimbursement of cell phone and internet costs

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