Jalaram Medical Services
Neurology Technician at Jalaram Medical Services
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JOB PURPOSE.
To provide high-quality technical and diagnostic support within the Neurology Clinic by performing and assisting with neurological investigations, ensuring the proper preparation of patients and equipment, accurate acquisition and documentation of diagnostic data, and efficient coordination of neurology-related procedures.
The Neurology Technician will work closely with neurologists, clinicians and other healthcare professionals to support accurate neurological assessments and investigations while ensuring patient safety, confidentiality, comfort and adherence to professional and clinical standards.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES.
Neurological Diagnostic Procedures.
Patient Preparation and Support.
Operation and Maintenance of Equipment.
Clinical and Technical Support.
Documentation and Data Management.
Quality, Safety and Infection Prevention.
Patient Experience and Confidentiality.
Unit Coordination and Continuous Improvement.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Diploma or Degree in Medical/Clinical Neurophysiology, Neurology Technology, or a related field from a recognised institution.
Relevant professional registration or licensing where applicable.
Minimum 2 years relevant experience in neurological investigations, neurophysiology, EEG or a related clinical setting.
Demonstrated practical experience in performing EEG and other neurophysiological investigations will be highly desirable.
Experience working in a hospital, specialist clinic or multidisciplinary healthcare environment will be an added advantage.
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
Strong technical knowledge of neurological and neurophysiological investigations.
Demonstrated competence in EEG procedures and operation of relevant diagnostic equipment.
Good understanding of patient preparation, safety and infection prevention requirements.
Ability to accurately acquire, record and maintain diagnostic information and patient records.
Good troubleshooting and equipment-handling skills.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to interact professionally with patients and clinical teams.
High level of attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with neurologists and other healthcare professionals.
Strong commitment to patient confidentiality, safety and professional ethics.
Calm, compassionate and professional when dealing with patients, including those requiring specialised neurological care.