The incumbent will be responsible for the performance of EEG studies on referred patients and for the administrative functions associated with operation of the EEG Lab. The technologist also performs the financial, human resource, statistical compilation and supplies inventory control necessary for day to day lab operation.  The technologist will work under the leadership of a neurologist in multi-disciplinary, hospital based outpatient and inpatient clinic environment with emphasis on continuing education.  The incumbent will review patients case history and assess the nature of the problem to determine processes and tests required.  The candidate will be expected to operate diagnostic equipment to record the electrical activity of the brain and central nervous system.  The candidate will prepare recordings and reports for interpretation by neurologists.  Contributes to ensuring there is a safe environment for patients, staff and visitors.

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology or related biological science.

Graduation with Diploma of Technology in one year directly related experience and certification with the Canadian Board of Registration of E.E.G technologist or equivalent combination of education training and experience

Understanding of neuromuscular anatomy and physiology, electrophysiological equipment and electronic principles.

Literacy with computers utilized as a component of the diagnostics equipment in the laboratory.

Demonstrate ability to communicate effectively and diplomatically both verbally and/or written with all members of the health care team, the patient and his/her family.

BRETC registration preferred

Dual Registration (BRETC and CBRET) an asset

Must have initiative and good judgment

A preference of 2 years of active experience performing EMG and Nerve Conduction studies with knowledge of neuromuscular disorders and electrophysiological

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