Neuro Physiologist (SKMC)

Role Overview

Neuro Physiologist (SKMC) at SEHA. This role assesses, diagnoses, and monitors neurological disorders by studying the electrical activity of the nervous system using specialized tests and equipment.

Role Purpose

Perform neurophysiological assessments and diagnostic testing, interpret results to support clinical decision-making, and monitor neural function in collaboration with the broader neurology and surgical teams.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Assessment & Testing

• Perform neurophysiological tests including EEG, EMG, Evoked Potentials, and Nerve Conduction Studies.
• Interpret test results to aid in diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
• Maintain accurate patient records.

Intraoperative & Perioperative Support

• Monitor neural function during surgeries.
• Participate in intraoperative monitoring procedures.

Collaboration & Team Integration

• Collaborate with neurologists, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and technicians.
• Report to Head of Neurology or Clinical Director.
• Participate in regular team meetings and case reviews.
• Work as part of centralized or interdisciplinary teams.

Patient Education & Care

• Educate patients and families about conditions and treatments.
• Deliver accurate and timely neurophysiological assessments.
• Maintain high standards of patient care and safety.
• Demonstrate empathy and patient-centered care.
• Adapt to diverse patient needs and promote inclusive care.

Professional Development & Compliance

• Stay updated with neurophysiology advancements, latest research, and technologies.
• Ensure compliance with clinical protocols and documentation standards.
• Contribute to continuous improvement and research initiatives.
• Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning and innovation.

Qualifications & Experience

• PhD or MD in Neurophysiology or related field.
• Bachelor's and Master's in neuroscience or related field.
• Completion of fellowship or training in neurophysiology.
• Certification such as ABCN or equivalent.
• One to two years clinical or research experience preferred.
• Experience in hospital or academic settings.

Skills & Competencies

• Proficiency in neurophysiological testing equipment, EEG, EMG, NCS, and EP testing.
• Data interpretation and diagnostic analysis.
• Familiarity with neurophysiology equipment and software.
• Understanding of nervous system anatomy and physiology.
• Strong analytical and communication skills.
• Ability to collaborate effectively across disciplines.
• Ethical decision-making and cultural sensitivity.
• Teamwork and professionalism in clinical settings.
• Adaptability and flexibility in response to clinical demands.
• Commitment to integrity, compassion, and excellence.

Additional Information

• Typically daytime hours with minimal night shifts.
• Work environment includes hospital, surgical, and research lab settings.
• May involve intraoperative monitoring during surgeries.
• Opportunities for study leave and professional development.