Technician - Neurology Aster Medcity

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Job Description

• A Neurology Technician, also known as a Neurodiagnostic Technician or Neurophysiology Technician, is a healthcare professional who specializes in performing diagnostic tests and procedures to assess and monitor the function of the nervous system
• They work under the supervision of neurologists and other medical professionals in hospitals, clinics, or research settings
• Here are some key responsibilities and duties associated with the role of a Neurology Technician:Neurodiagnostic Testing: Neurology Technicians perform various diagnostic tests to evaluate the electrical activity and function of the nervous system
• This may include electroencephalography (EEG), which measures brain activity, nerve conduction studies (NCS) to assess nerve function, and electromyography (EMG) to evaluate muscle activity
• Electrode Placement: They prepare and apply electrodes to the patient's scalp, body, or limbs according to the specific test requirements
• Proper electrode placement is essential to ensure accurate recordings and reliable test results
• Test Setup and Calibration: Neurology Technicians set up the equipment used for neurodiagnostic testing, ensuring proper functioning and calibration of instruments
• They verify the accuracy of signals and make adjustments as necessary
• Patient Preparation and Education: They prepare patients for neurodiagnostic procedures by explaining the process, addressing any concerns, and ensuring patient comfort
• They obtain relevant medical histories, including information about medications or conditions that may affect test results
• Test Monitoring: During neurodiagnostic tests, Neurology Technicians monitor the patients closely to ensure their safety and comfort
• They observe and document any changes or abnormalities in the recorded signals and promptly communicate them to the supervising physician
• Data Analysis and Report Generation: Neurology Technicians analyze the collected data from neurodiagnostic tests and generate reports summarizing the findings
• They may provide preliminary interpretations to assist the neurologist in diagnosing and treating neurological conditions