EEG Technician Bring your passion for patient care to the center of healthcare in Fort Lauderdale. The company delivers essential neurodiagnostic testing services across regional medical settings, producing vital brainwave data that physicians rely on to diagnose complex neurological conditions. Step into an active, on-site role where your technical precision directly supports patient diagnostic outcomes. Moving between hospital floors and specialized care units, you will measure scalps, apply electrodes, and operate modern recording equipment alongside experienced medical teams. If you bring strong tactile skills, clinical empathy, and a hunger to build a long-term career in neurodiagnostics, the company provides full structured training and support to elevate your skills and advance your career. Top Selling PointsGrowth & Mentorship Focus: Registration is preferred but not required. We provide comprehensive hands-on training to prepare you for professional advancement and credentialing.100% Local On-Site Placement: Work locally in Fort Lauderdale without any travel requirements or multi-site commuting. Predictable Daytime Schedules: Enjoy standard 8-hour daytime shifts (typically between 7:00 AM 5:00 PM) with manageable, scheduled weekend coverage. Patient-Centered Purpose: Deliver essential diagnostic care directly in clinical hospital settings where patient care comes first. Clear Career Pathing: Build a permanent professional trajectory, advancing from entry technician to Registered EEG Tech (R. EEG T.), Long-Term Monitoring (LTM) Specialist, or Evoked Potential (EP) Technologist.
What You Will Do:
Measure patient scalps accurately using the International 10-20 System and apply electrodes for routine, ambulatory, and video EEG studies.
Respond promptly to routine and stat inpatient EEG testing orders across assigned clinical floors.
Operate, calibrate, and troubleshoot digital neurodiagnostic equipment with technical accuracy.
Communicate effectively with attending physicians, nursing staff, and scheduling coordinators to ensure clear testing workflows.
Maintain clean equipment fleets, manage supply inventories, and document patient clinical notes thoroughly.
What You BringPrior healthcare experience (e.g., EEG Tech, Sleep Tech/RPSGT, Medical Assistant, ABA Therapist) with strong tactile skills and patient empathy.
Fundamental understanding or technical aptitude in International 10-20 system electrode measurement.
Active CPR / BLS certification from the American Heart Association.
Strong work ethic, growth mindset, and resilience in fast-paced medical environments.
