Electromyography

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• Prepares patient for study: Explanation, appropriate attire, clean and warm limbs.
• Performs electrodiagnostic studies under supervision in the EMG Laboratory at our 2 outpatient locations. Apply electrodes in their anatomically appropriate locations for recording studies.  Does not perform US.  Does not perform pediatric, in-patient, ICU or peds sedation studies.
• Understands eRecord and how to release EMG requisitions.
• Consults with the attending physicians, for strategizing appropriate studies.
• Preparation of first draft of EMG report and billing utilizing eRecord and the EMG database software.
• Performs other related tasks.  For example, may perform special studies, oversee supplies and equipment, and operates computer entry terminals. 
• Contributes to keeping the laboratory orderly and clean to assure a safe work environment and the highest quality of work performance. 

• Bachelor's degree in Health Science or related field and less than 1 year experience working in a medical/health care or related setting required
• Or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Related laboratory experience required

• Understand eRecord and how to release EMG requisitions preferred

• Willing to prepare for and take the Certification exam by the American Association of Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist (AAET) within 4 years required

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