Electroneurophysiology Technologist

Position Summary
We are seeking a Casual Electroneurophysiology Technologist at Penticton Regional Hospital in Penticton, BC.

Days of work: Monday to Friday, Days

Shift times: 08:00 to 16:00

This is a casual position. Casual means hours are not guaranteed and that days of work and shift times may vary. Many careers with us begin with casual employment and lead to permanent or temporary career opportunities.

Effective November 22, 2024, the noted rate and classification on this posting will no longer be accurate. This position will be classified as P2A, Wage Schedule B. The pay rate will be $36.61 to $45.73.

How will we help you grow?

Interior Health offers excellent benefits and many opportunities to maximize your skills. We are an organization where you have room to grow in a place where life outside of work is just as important to us as it is to you.

What will you work on?

The Electroneurophysiology Technologist performs technical functions related to Diagnostic Neurophysiology. Duties include conducting various tests such as Electroencephalography (E.E.G.), recording measurements, formulating technical reports for interpretation by medical staff in clinical diagnosis.

Some Key Duties may include:

• Conducts and records Electroencephalography (E.E.G.), on patients by performing duties such as operating a variety of equipment, calibrating and adjusting equipment during test processes, taking appropriate measurements from test data produced, and entering calculated results into computer in order to demonstrate whether abnormalities exist.
• Formulates technical preliminary reports by performing duties such as analyzing recordings, measuring numerical data, describing abnormal manifestations and forwarding calculations to physician for use in clinical diagnosis.
• Receives and prepares patients for tests by performing duties such as receiving requisitions from physicians, reviewing case history and assessing the nature of the problems to determine process and direct test accordingly. Prepares patients for tests by receiving and interviewing patient or family, explaining procedures, attaching electrodes equipment to appropriate areas and monitoring patient’s comfort to ensure patient is at ease while obtaining required results.
• Performs preventative maintenance on equipment by performing duties such as calibrating and cleaning equipment to ensure equipment is producing accurate records; maintains service and equipment performance records by completing log book and arranging repairs to ensure equipment is working.
• Performs other related duties/procedures as assigned/directed.

Where are we located?

With all the amenities of a larger urban centre, Penticton is known for preserving its small-town charm and warmth. Its lush surroundings and ideal climate, with over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year, combine to create the perfect landscape for residents and visitors alike.

We love it here…

“I have recently relocated to Penticton and I could not be more pleased. Living in the South Okanagan is truly amazing. Beauty surrounds this exquisite valley. Since my arrival in August, I have had the pleasure of swimming and playing at the beach, hiking alpine meadows, watching the Challenge Triathlon, hiking scenic trails, visiting local wineries, shopping the summer farmers’ market, and now snowshoeing snowy trails, and skiing the powder of Apex mountain. I have felt welcome since my arrival and I am continually amazed at the beauty I see each and every day.” - Sharon Nelson, RN, Dialysis Patient Care Coordinator, PRH

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Qualfications
Successful completion of a recognized program in Electroneurophysiology Technology plus one year's recent related experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Current registration with the Canadian or American Board of Registration of Electroencephalographic Technologists (C.B.R.E.T.) is required and eligible for membership with the Canadian Association of Electroneurophysiology Technologists (CAET).