Date Posted: October 23, 2007

We now have a challenging and unique opportunity available:

EEG Technologist I

Why choose the Calgary Health Region?

The Calgary area is a region of opportunity, growth, energy and innovation. We’re the youngest city in Canada – here you’ll find leading edge technology, a varied and skilled workforce, a progressive and booming economy with the lowest tax rate in the country. We have world-class facilities in education, recreation, sports, leisure and healthcare.

Our region is as diverse and vibrant as our people.

The Calgary Health Region is growing, with new facilities, innovative approaches to patient care and initiatives to improve health starting at the community level.

We’re inviting you to join our team.

Our staff can grow their careers in any direction they choose, and we can help them. We support learning opportunities that are meaningful and we’re committed to help staff achieve personal and career objectives.

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EEG Technologist I

Status: Regular Full-Time (1.00 FTE)

Department: Clinical Neurophysiology

Days off: Saturday and Sunday

Job Summary:

The electroneurophysiology technologist I is responsible to perform standard neurophysiology tests on children. The technologist I will primarily carry out EEG studies to support the service delivery within the Clinical Neurophysiology program. This is skilled technical work involving the measurement and recording of brain waves to obtain data to assist in the diagnosis of neurological disorders. The technologist I works collaboratively with members of the multidisciplinary health care team, utilizing the principles of family centered care, in meeting the diagnostic needs of this patient population.

Qualifications:

- Registered or eligible for registration with the CBRET (EEG).

- Licensed or eligible for licensing with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists.

- Previous experience in clinical Neurophysiology in a pediatric setting preferred.

- Demonstrates effective interpersonal skills with children, children s families and other staff.

- Ability to work collaboratively on a multidisciplinary team.

- Demonstrates ability to be flexible in dealing with changing/unpredictable situations.

- Transferring of patients and equipment is required.

- Demonstrated understanding of a Family Centered Care Service delivery model.

Please apply via email to info@chr-recruitment.com quoting requisition number 079948 in the subject line.

Closing Date: November 15, 2007