Neurodiagnostic Technician - NCS Tech

Description

Tanner Clinic has an immediate opening for a Neurodiagnostic Technician (Nerve Conduction Study [NCS] Technologist) at our East Layton location.

Under the supervision of a licensed physician, the NCS Technician performs nerve conduction studies to measure the speed and strength of electrical signals in a patient's nerves. The technician is responsible for patient preparation, equipment operation, and accurate data collection for physician interpretation.

Hours

Tuesday - Friday 8am-12pm

Essential Job Responsibilities

• Perform prescribed motor and sensory nerve conduction studies in accordance with established protocols.
• Stimulate peripheral nerves and record evoked electrical responses with precision and consistency.
• Conduct specialized nerve conduction measurements, including F-wave and related latency studies.
• Configure and calibrate nerve conduction study parameters to optimize signal quality.
• Identify and correct physiologic and non-physiologic artifacts affecting nerve conduction data.
• Collect and preserve nerve conduction findings for physician review and interpretation.
• Other duties as assigned.
  
  

Requirements

Education:

• High school diploma required.
• Basic Life Support (CPR and AED) certification highly preferred.
• Associate's or Bachelor's degree in a neurodiagnostic technology program preferred.
• Relevant certifications (e.g., R.NCS.T., CNCT) highly preferred.
  
  

Experience

• Experience working in a medical office, clinic, or hospital setting preferred.
  
  

Knowledge

Performance Requirements:

• Knowledge of neurodiagnostic technology, principles, and procedures.
• Understanding of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology.
• Knowledge of customer service principles.
• Basic computer knowledge
  
  

Skills

• Proficiency in performing neurodiagnostic procedures using appropriate equipment.
• Skill in operating neurodiagnostic equipment in accordance with safety, infection control, and quality assurance standards.
• Strong attention to detail for accurate data collection, documentation, and analysis.
• Effective written, verbal, and telephone communication skills.
• Ability to provide patient education consistent with a patient-centered care philosophy.
  
  

Abilities

• Ability to communicate effectively with patients, physicians, and clinical staff.
• Ability to demonstrate compassion and understanding toward patients and their caregivers.
• Ability to organize, prioritize, and complete multiple tasks accurately and efficiently.
• Ability to manage inventory of testing supplies, including electrodes, needles, and other materials.
• Ability to learn new neurodiagnostic techniques and procedures.
• Ability to maintain a professional demeanor in stressful situations.
• Ability to maintain a clean and organized work environment.
  
  

Equipment Operated

• Neurodiagnostic equipment and supplies, including diagnostic machines, electrodes, application materials, and cleaning agents.
• Computer hardware and software for documentation and data management.
  
  

Work Environment

• Medical office, exam room, and procedure room settings.
• Frequent interaction with patients, families, physicians, and staff.
• Exposure to communicable diseases and other conditions common in clinical environments.
  
  

Mental/Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand and/or sit for up to eight hours per day.
• Ability to lift, carry, and move neurodiagnostic equipment (up to 50 pounds, depending on equipment and setting).
• Occasional assistance with patient transfer or transport.
• Ability to manage stress related to patient care and workflow demands.
  
  

Other Requirements

• Regular and reliable attendance is an essential function of the job