EMG Technician

Performs standard and specialized Nerve Conduction Studies (NCS).

1. Secures patient history and review medical record for pertinent information. Learns how to explain test procedure to patients and how to provide for patient support and comfort.
2. Performs Nerve Conduction Studies. Attaches electrodes and stimulator in standard position. Continually evaluates the quality and accuracy of recordings and documentation activities.
3. Performs specialized Nerve Conduction Study procedures, adapting procedures to particular clinical circumstances.
4. Utilizes computer-averaging equipment to measure motor nerve conduction, sensory nerve conduction, F wave response, and H reflex response.
5. Assists with Autonomic Nervous System testing.
6. Reviews recordings obtained and prepares preliminary interpretation for physician approval.
7. Follows calibration procedures for standard and special recordings. Learns how to Inspect and ensure proper maintenance of Nerve Conduction/EMG and computer averaging machinery.
8. Observes the teaching of assigned residents, medical students, and other technical staff in Nerve Conduction and EMG procedures with faculty Neurologists.
9. Performs other duties as required or assigned.

• Associate's degree in a health related field preferred.
• Strong knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology preferred.
• Prior computer experience preferred.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to work as a member of a team essential.
• No previous nerve conduction experience required.
• Preferred pre-requisites: college level courses in anatomy and physiology, basic electronics, and medical terminology.

- Currently Registered with the New Hampshire Board of Registration for Medical Technicians

- BLS required within 30 days of hire date.

- End of year one in role, have an outlined plan for taking the Nerve Conduction certification Exam (CNIM).