EEG Technician Career

Functional Skills

Functional Skills are essential skills that help individuals perform tasks effectively in everyday life, work, and education.

EEG Equipment Operation

Electrode Placement

Patient Preparation and Communication

Artifact Recognition and Troubleshooting

EEG Pattern Recognition

Data Management and Documentation

Infection Control and Safety

Technical Troubleshooting

Knowledge of Neuroanatomy and Physiology

Emergency Response

Soft Skills

Communication, teamwork, and critical thinking to ensure seamless project execution.

Attention to Detail

Communication Skills

Technical Proficiency

Empathy and Compassion

Time Management

Problem-Solving Skills

Adaptability

Teamwork

Critical Thinking

Technical Skills

Technical Skills are specialized abilities and knowledge needed to perform specific tasks or functions.

Electroencephalography (EEG) Operation

Seizure Recognition and Management

Patient Preparation and Education

EEG Interpretation Basics

Technical Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Infection Control and Safety Protocols

Data Management and Reporting

Knowledge of Neuroanatomy and Physiology

Pharmacology Basics

Continuous EEG Monitoring (cEEG)

Duties and Responsiblities

Task

95%

Prepare patients for EEG procedures by explaining the process and ensuring comfort.

92%

Apply electrodes accurately according to standardized EEG techniques and protocols.

90%

Operate EEG equipment to record brain activity during wakefulness, sleep, and stimulation.

88%

Monitor patients during EEG recordings, observing and documenting any clinical events or changes.

85%

Recognize and troubleshoot technical issues with EEG equipment to ensure data quality.

82%

Maintain a clean and safe environment for EEG testing, adhering to infection control policies.

80%

Review EEG recordings for artifacts and abnormalities, annotating relevant findings for interpretation.

78%

Assist neurologists in interpreting EEG data and preparing reports for patient diagnosis.

75%

Document patient information, EEG procedures, and observations accurately in medical records.

72%

Calibrate and maintain EEG equipment to ensure accurate and reliable recordings.

70%

Educate patients and families about EEG procedures and answer any questions or concerns.

68%

Participate in continuing education and training to stay updated on EEG techniques and technology.

Work Activities

95%

Apply electrodes to patients' scalps, ensuring proper placement for accurate EEG readings.

92%

Continuously monitor patients during EEG procedures, noting any changes or abnormalities.

90%

Analyze EEG data to identify patterns and anomalies, aiding in diagnosis.

88%

Maintain and troubleshoot EEG equipment to ensure optimal performance and accuracy.

85%

Review patients' medical histories to understand potential factors affecting EEG results.

82%

Explain EEG procedures to patients, addressing concerns and ensuring cooperation.

80%

Identify and eliminate artifacts from EEG recordings to improve data quality.

78%

Prepare detailed reports of EEG findings for neurologists and other healthcare providers.

75%

Respond to emergencies during EEG procedures, providing immediate assistance as needed.

72%

Collaborate with neurologists and other medical staff to provide comprehensive patient care.

70%

Maintain accurate records of EEG procedures and patient data for future reference.

Detailed Work Profile

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