Description: This position involves providing the technical component of IONM. The technical component involves placement of appropriate electrodes, acquisition of high-quality data, data recording, troubleshooting problems, and providing a description of the recordings. Candidates are required to have a current Certification in Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring (“CNIM”).

Responsibilities:

1. Discuss needs for suitable IONM conditions with attending physician, anesthesiologist, and anesthetist;
2. Perform pre-IONM evaluation of the patient via medical chart and/or personal communication preoperatively;
3. Perform monitoring of intracranial, spinal, and peripheral nerve procedures including but not limited to:
4. Assessing neural integrity; and,
5. Mapping or procedure guidance within “at-risk” neural structures;
6. Perform post-IONM examination of the patient and assess any operative injuries of the patient; and,
7. Compilation of a report for surgeon’s records of patient’s status intraoperatively. This will include:
8. Patient history;
9. Surgical procedure(s) performed;
10. Types of modalities recorded;
11. Description of baseline activity;
12. Any changes relevant to structures monitored;
13. Interventional measures are taken (if any); and
14. Listing of all supplies used IONM study.

Qualifications:

1. CNIM is required.
2. Proven dependability, punctuality, a strong work ethic;
3. Ability to work independently;
4. Ability to interact and communicate IONM needs effectively with surgical team; and,
5. Strong computer skills.

Benefits:

The standard benefits package for full-time employees includes the following:

1. 401(k) retirement account, including guaranteed employer contributions;
2. Health insurance;
3. Dental insurance;
4. Vision Insurance;
5. Paid Time Off;
6. Professional development assistance; and,
7. Relocation assistance (if applicable).

Job Type: Full-time

Other Information: Please send your resume and cover letter with the subject line “Fort Lauderdale, FL Job Application” to apply.

Description: This position involves providing the technical component of IONM. The technical component involves placement of appropriate electrodes, acquisition of high-quality data, data recording, troubleshooting problems, and providing a description of the recordings. Candidates are required to have a current Certification in Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring (“CNIM”).

Responsibilities:

1. Discuss needs for suitable IONM conditions with attending physician, anesthesiologist, and anesthetist;
2. Perform pre-IONM evaluation of the patient via medical chart and/or personal communication preoperatively;
3. Perform monitoring of intracranial, spinal, and peripheral nerve procedures including but not limited to:
4. Assessing neural integrity; and,
5. Mapping or procedure guidance within “at-risk” neural structures;
6. Perform post-IONM examination of the patient and assess any operative injuries of the patient; and,
7. Compilation of a report for surgeon’s records of patient’s status intraoperatively. This will include:
8. Patient history;
9. Surgical procedure(s) performed;
10. Types of modalities recorded;
11. Description of baseline activity;
12. Any changes relevant to structures monitored;
13. Interventional measures are taken (if any); and
14. Listing of all supplies used IONM study.

Qualifications:

1. CNIM is required.
2. Proven dependability, punctuality, a strong work ethic;
3. Ability to work independently;
4. Ability to interact and communicate IONM needs effectively with surgical team; and,
5. Strong computer skills.

Benefits:

The standard benefits package for full-time employees includes the following:

1. 401(k) retirement account, including guaranteed employer contributions;
2. Health insurance;
3. Dental insurance;
4. Vision Insurance;
5. Paid Time Off;
6. Professional development assistance; and,
7. Relocation assistance (if applicable).

Job Type: Full-time

Other Information: Please send your resume and cover letter with the subject line “Seattle, WA Job Application” to apply.