Brown University Health
EEG Technologist
Rhode Island Hospital · Full-time · Posted Oct 30, 2026
- Experience
- Up to one year of on-the-job training and experience to become familiar with a wide range of EEG procedures; experience preferred but not required.
- Education
- Successful completion of post-high school; one- or two-year accredited program in EEG Technology, including required clinical affiliation, preferred.
About the job
Performs EEG and evoked-potential examinations and monitoring in clinical and operating-room settings, recording and analyzing brain activity to support physicians’ evaluation and diagnosis.
What you'll do
- Conducts EEG and evoked-potential procedures, including intraoperative monitoring, and communicates relevant brain-activity changes to surgeons.
- Prepares patients, applies and checks electrodes, operates and maintains equipment, and records observations and procedure details.
- Reviews EEG tracings and prepares technical impressions of findings.
What they ask for
- Eligibility to sit for the American Board of Registration in Electroencephalographic Technology written examination within three years of placement (1,000 EEG examinations required).
- Knowledge of EEG techniques, concepts, and equipment.
- Ability to apply clinical knowledge and recognize brain-related pathological and medical conditions.
- Manual dexterity, sustained visual attention, analytical and communication skills, and interpersonal skills for patient care.
Nice to have
- One- or two-year accredited program in EEG Technology, including required clinical affiliation.
- Experience (preferred, though not required).
Pay
$28.31-$46.31 USD (base salary)
Tools
EEG, EVP, brain mapping, intraoperative EEG, WADA studies, closed circuit video recordings, needle electrodes
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