EEG Set-Up Representative- Aurora CO

Job OverviewThe EEG Set Up Technician (EEGT) performs in-home diagnostic testing on patients, which generates reports for physician interpretations. Responsible for the proper, accurate placement of electrodes on the patient, taking proper precautions against skin breakdown. Educate patient on process, putting the patient at ease. Also responsible for the proper setup of all EEG equipment and cameras to ensure safety to the patient and others in the home while ensuring accuracy of readings. Also responsible for accurate setup of EKG testing, if ordered by physician. Also responsible for the proper, safe disconnect of all equipment at the conclusion of the study. Properly clean, disinfect and store Company equipment.Primary Job ResponsibilitiesPerform EEG testing on patients in their home. Ensure proper, accurate placement of electrodes while taking proper precautions to minimize skin breakdownEnsure all ordered procedures are completed in an organized, efficient mannerEffectively interact with patients, family members, etc. to put them at ease Work within the scope of the American Society of EEG Technology guidelines while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards Set up equipment and cameras to ensure patient safety and accuracy of readings. Perform equipment test while in the homeIf setting up EKG testing, ensure electrodes are attached properly. Activate unit. Educate the patient on EKG event button and HotspotTake pertinent patient history on patients and integrate all aspects of care for all age ranges including infant, child, adolescent, adult and geriatricEnsure that inventory is properly allocated and available to conduct in-home studiesEnsure that completed studies are promptly and properly uploadedAt time of disconnect verify the validity of patient information Adhere to Company Exposure Control Plan, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen standard, proper hand hygieneProperly clean, disinfect, maintain and store equipment in keeping with Company protocolsMust adhere to HIPAA regulations, Company Confidentiality and Code of Conduct Perform other duties as assigned Education/ExperienceHigh school diploma or equivalent is requiredRegistered EEG Tech credentialing by the Board of Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologists through ABRET and/or Joint Commission experience a plusQualificationsSuperior customer service skills with the ability to establish rapportMust be able to travel up to 95%, drive to multiple locations as necessary, including out of state, remote areas and overnight travelAble to work effectively and efficiently with minimal direct supervisionProficient in Microsoft OfficeMust have strong oral and written communication skillsMust react calmly in emergency situationsAble to make appropriate and timely decisionsAbility to adjust priorities quickly as circumstances dictateRequired Licenses/CertificationsCurrent driver license with valid insuranceCPR certifiedPhysical RequirementsMust be able to lift and move up to 50 poundsAble to sit for extended periods of timeAble to stand, kneel and stoopFrequent use of fingers and handsReaching with hands and armsTalking and hearingClarity of vision both near and farAbility to distinguish colorsMental RequirementsData entryPerform mathematical functionsDetermine sequence of operations or actionsWork EnvironmentWorking in patients homesHazardsChemical and biohazardous exposure cleaning and decontaminating patient equipmentEEG Setup Tech Career PathRequired SkillsStrong attention to detail, flexibility with schedule, Superior communication skills both written and oral, able to drive long distances in one sittingRequired CompetenciesInterpersonal communication, conflict management, decision-making, active listening, ability to learn quickly and retain informationJob Specific CompetenciesStrong math skills including percentages and fractions, strong technology skills, Superior customer service skills with the ability to establish rapport, able to learn and retain information quickly