Description

To provide real-time neurophysiological monitoring during surgical procedures to help 
prevent neurological injury, with occasional responsibilities in performing diagnostic 
evoked potential (EP) studies. Working under the supervision of a neurophysiologist, the 
technologist serves as a critical member of the surgical team, providing timely feedback to 
optimize patient safety and surgical outcomes. This role provides monitoring support for 
spinal, vascular, and intracranial procedures that do not require advanced-level neuro 
monitoring. Technologists in this position also participate in the IOM call rotation as 
needed.

Requirements

Education and Experience 
o Bachelor's degree and 1 year of relevant IOM experience required.
o Or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Certifications 
o Certification by the American Board of Registration of
Electroneurodiagnostic Technologists (ABRET) in IOM (CNIM) required within 
6 months of hire 

Essential Functions: 
Strong understanding of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and electrophysiologic 
principles.
Proficiency in EEG, EMG, SSEPs and TcMEPs modalities
Competent with Cadwell IOM monitoring system
Excellent critical thinking and real-time problem-solving skills.
Effective communication with surgical teams and supervising physicians.
Ability to function effectively in high-stress, time-sensitive surgical environments.
Commitment to patient safety and professional ethics.
Attentive to details and able to detect subtle changes in neural responses
Correctly setup and breakdown of IOM cases, ensuring proper electrode placement 
and equipment functionality with minimal assistance from other IOM technologists