Role Description
We are seeking a Remote Continuous Monitoring Technologist (CM Tech) to join our team. The role involves:
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Real-time EEG monitoring
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Maintaining recording quality
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Troubleshooting equipment issues
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Recognizing critical findings
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Promptly escalating concerns to the appropriate physicians or clinical care teams
The ideal candidate is confident with ACNS terminology, comfortable working independently, and understands the importance of timely communication in a critical care environment.
Key Responsibilities
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Continuous Surveillance:
Independently review real-time EEG data across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations to accurately identify wake/sleep stages, transients, baseline shifts, and acute electrographic abnormalities.
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Rapid Clinical Triage:
Identify and immediately escalate critical findings (e.g., status epilepticus, non-convulsive seizures, periodic discharges, burst suppression) directly to care teams per established critical-value protocols.
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ACNS-Standard Documentation:
Provide objective technical descriptions of EEG patterns and events using standardized ACNS terminology, within the technologist's scope of practice.
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Patient & Recording Quality:
Identify and communicate electrode concerns and other technical problems to facility staff as appropriate.
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Communication & Handoffs:
Maintain accurate patient documentation, timely communication, and thorough shift handoffs to ensure continuity of monitoring and patient care.
Benefits
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100% Work-From-Home: Provide continuous EEG monitoring from your dedicated workspace with equipment provided.
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Clinical Experience: Work with adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients across a variety of critical care settings.
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Professional Development: Gain experience with multiple EEG platforms and opportunities to pursue advanced credentials, including CLTM.
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Supportive Clinical Team: Work alongside experienced technologists, clinical leadership, and Reading Physicians who value the role of the EEG technologist.
Qualifications
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Credentialing:
Active registration as a Registered EEG Technologist (R. EEG T.) in good standing through ABRET.
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Experience:
Minimum of 3 years of hands-on clinical EEG experience, specifically in Long-Term Monitoring (LTM) or Epilepsy Monitoring Units (EMU).
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Diagnostic Competence:
Demonstrated proficiency in differentiating physiological from non-physiological artifacts and identifying normal and abnormal patterns across neonatal, pediatric, and adult populations.
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Certifications:
Current BLS/CPR certification and willingness to meet hospital credentialing and immunization requirements (e.g., TB, MMR).
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Technical Proficiency:
Comfortable navigating multi-screen monitoring setups, remote desktop software, and secure clinical communication tools.
Remote Work Requirements
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A private work environment that maintains patient confidentiality and HIPAA compliance.
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Reliable, high-speed hardwired internet.
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Strong communication skills and consistent responsiveness via approved phone, text, and clinical team platforms during scheduled shifts.