Neurology Specialist

Roles and responsibilities

Help diagnose and treat neurological diseases and disorders, perform non-invasive neurological tests on patients as directed by Physician using different electro neuro diagnostics equipment. Neuro tech frequently use electroencephalogram (EEG) machine which monitors and records brain patterns

Key Responsibilities / Accountabilities

• Performing Neuro diagnostic procedure:
  • Electroencephalography (EEG)
  • Nerve conduction NCS
  • Other Neurology procedure
• Prepare and assist patient to be prepared for the prescribed procedure.
• Explain and provide the required education to patient and family.
• Adhere to infection control principles.
• Adhere to JCIA/ CBAHI standards to ensure patient safety.
• Maintain patient privacy and confidentiality.
• Adhere to documentation policy.
• Assist the Neurologist in performing NCS (Neuro Conduction Study) and Electromyography (EMG).
• Operate and manage neuro machine and report any malfunction.
• Answer all patient/ family queries.
• Monitor patient vital signs.
• Initiate emergency measures and call for help.
• Maintain stock supplies and order on time.
• Maintain proper record of the procedures for charges purposes.
• Schedule the patients to avoid delaying and patient un-satisfaction.
• Perform portable procedure for in-patient/ other department.
• Ensure proper care in the use of the machine and supplies.
• Provide post procedure care and ensure patient is comfort and safe.
• Attend the education and training session.
• Attend meeting as needed.
• Participates in person-centered care initiatives undertaken by HMG.
• Enriches patient experience with compassion, respect and dignity.
• Perform any delegated task by Charge Nurse within the realm of knowledge, skills and ability.

Desired candidate profile

• Neurodiagnostic Testing:
  • Perform a variety of neurodiagnostic procedures including EEG, NCS, EMG, Polysomnography, Evoked Potentials, and others to assist physicians in diagnosing neurological conditions.
  • Record and monitor neurological signals, such as brain waves, electrical activity in muscles, nerve conduction velocities, and sleep stages.
  • Perform intraoperative monitoring (IONM) when necessary, assisting in surgical procedures by continuously monitoring neurological function during brain or spinal surgeries.
• Equipment Setup and Maintenance:
  • Set up and calibrate neurodiagnostic equipment to ensure accurate and reliable test results.
  • Maintain and troubleshoot equipment to ensure it functions correctly throughout the testing process.
  • Ensure that equipment is cleaned, sanitized, and properly stored between uses to maintain safety and cleanliness.
• Patient Preparation and Care:
  • Prepare patients for testing, ensuring they understand the procedures and are comfortable before the tests begin.
  • Monitor patient status during the procedure, ensuring their safety and comfort, and providing guidance or reassurance as needed.
  • Post-test, provide appropriate instructions to patients regarding follow-up care or actions.
• Data Collection and Analysis:
  • Collect data during neurodiagnostic tests, ensuring it is recorded accurately for analysis.
  • Analyze and interpret test results, identifying abnormal patterns that may indicate neurological disorders.
  • Prepare detailed reports summarizing the test results and provide these to the neurologists or physicians for further analysis and diagnosis.