Performing electroencephalograms (EEGs) to monitor brain activity and diagnose neurological disorders.

Setting up and calibrating neurodiagnostic equipment to ensure accurate data collection.

Monitoring patients during neurodiagnostic procedures, noting any changes or abnormalities.

Applying electrodes to patients' scalps or other body areas following standardized techniques.

Documenting patient medical history and relevant clinical information for accurate diagnosis.

Assisting neurologists in interpreting neurodiagnostic test results and preparing reports.

Maintaining a clean and safe environment for patients undergoing neurodiagnostic procedures.

Troubleshooting technical issues with neurodiagnostic equipment to minimize downtime.

Educating patients and their families about neurodiagnostic procedures and what to expect.

Participating in continuing education and professional development to stay updated on advancements.

Perform electroencephalograms (EEGs) to monitor brain activity and identify abnormalities.

Conduct nerve conduction studies (NCS) to assess nerve damage and dysfunction.

Measure evoked potentials (EPs) to evaluate sensory pathways and brain function.

Assist in polysomnography (sleep studies) to diagnose sleep disorders.

Provide intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring during surgeries to protect neural structures.

Prepare patients for neurodiagnostic tests, explaining procedures and addressing concerns.

Calibrate and maintain neurodiagnostic equipment to ensure accurate results.

Analyze neurodiagnostic data and prepare reports for neurologists.

Monitor patients for seizures and document seizure activity.

Troubleshoot technical issues with neurodiagnostic equipment.

Maintain accurate patient records and test results.