Travel EEG Tech Jobs

The primary qualifications to become a travel EEG technician include being a high school graduate, or having a GED, and being CPR certified. While not always required, many employers prefer that travelers have an associate's degree in a related field or a certificate from an EEG technician program. Knowledge about neurodiagnostic technology and the brain is crucial in your profession as an EEG tech, so continued education plays a role in your success.

Additionally, some states may require a license or certificate to work as an EEG tech, so make sure you check before choosing an assignment. Your Trustaff recruiter will be able to advise you on the best jobs to match your skills.

EEG techs use their specialized abilities to study and monitor patients' brain waves and the electrical impulses in their nervous systems, often working with other medical staff to complete tasks and ensure the study and data collection go well. The primary duties and responsibilities of EEG techs include:

• Preparing patients for testing

• Placing electrodes on the patient properly

• Operating and calibrating EEG equipment

• Measuring and recording the patient's response to stimuli

• Processing and presenting test results to the doctor

• Cleaning and maintaining EEG equipment between tests

EEG technician salaries differ based on where you work and for how long. When you work with Trustaff, you have the potential to earn even above average pay. We pair you with travel assignments that work with your travel and pay goals.

As a Trustaff traveler, you also gain access to several other benefits in addition to getting high-paying jobs and traveling around the country, like:

• Guaranteed weekly hours (per assignment)

• Weekly pay

• Ingenovis Health ACT program perks

• Health insurance options, including medical, dental, vision coverage, and more

• 401(k) with employer match

• Licensure reimbursement

• Continuing education unit (CEU) assistance

• Travel assistance

We ensure you have employment opportunities to match your goals and work preferences while making meaningful human connections with the staff and patients you work with.