As a Neuro/Sleep Tech at MercyOne, your core responsibilities will include administering neurodiagnostic and polysomnographic procedures. You will conduct surgical monitoring, long-term EEG monitoring, and score polysomnograms. Additionally, you will assist in training entry-level technicians, ensuring that they are well-prepared to support our mission of providing exceptional healthcare.

To qualify for the Neuro/Sleep Tech position at MercyOne, you must hold licensure as an REEGT certified by ABRET, and an RPSGT certification from the Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT). Additionally, a minimum of one year of relevant experience and an Associate's degree in Electroneurodiagnostics are required to ensure you have the knowledge and skills required for the role.

The Neuro/Sleep Tech position at MercyOne is primarily a night shift role, typically from 8 PM to 6 AM. You will be expected to work around 32 hours per week, making it a perfect fit for those seeking part-time opportunities without compromising their professional obligations.

Colleagues at MercyOne enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive pay ranging from $26.02 to $39.02 per hour, as well as opportunities for growth and advancement within the organization. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures that our work environment is supportive and enriching for everyone.

If you are interested in applying for the Neuro/Sleep Tech position at MercyOne, you can visit the MercyOne Careers page to view job postings and submit your application. Make sure to prepare your resume and cover letter, highlighting your relevant experience and certifications to stand out as a strong candidate.

When answering this question, highlight specific procedures you have performed, such as EEGs or polysomnography. Mention any technologies you are familiar with and emphasize your ability to adhere to best practices and patient safety standards.

You can discuss your commitment to continuous education, such as attending workshops, reading industry-related publications, or joining professional organizations relevant to the Neuro/Sleep tech field. Mentioning specific resources or certifications can showcase your dedication to professional growth.

Address this by emphasizing the importance of patient comfort and safety. Describe steps you would take to alleviate discomfort, communicate effectively with the patient, and if necessary, consult with other healthcare professionals to ensure the best outcomes.

Discuss your analytical skills and approach to troubleshooting. You should explain how you would verify the data, ensure proper electrode placement, and review patient history to establish a context that may explain the discrepancies before taking corrective actions.

Provide a specific anecdote that demonstrates your training techniques. Focus on how you engaged the new technician, shared your expertise, and provided constructive feedback to foster their growth and confidence in performing procedures.

Mention skills such as attention to detail, technical knowledge, empathy, and communication. You can elaborate on why these skills contribute significantly to patient care and successful outcomes in your role as a Neuro/Sleep Tech.

Discuss your time-management skills and strategies for prioritizing patient needs and completing procedures promptly. You can include examples of effective communication with your team that ensures patient care is never compromised.

Emphasize your adherence to institutional guidelines and best practices. Discuss specific protocols you follow and how you ensure both your safety and the patient’s safety throughout neurodiagnostic procedures.

Illustrate your strategies for managing stress, such as practicing mindfulness, remaining organized, and using positive communication with team members. Provide an example of a time when you successfully navigated a high-pressure situation.

Share your passion for healthcare and how you enjoy helping patients. You might mention a particular experience that led to your interest in neurodiagnostics or how you find fulfillment in contributing to others’ health journeys.