Join Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute and become part of one of the world’s most respected healthcare organizations. We are expanding with a new, one-million-square-foot, 15-floor, state-of-the-art facility on Cleveland Clinic Main Campus designed to elevate care for complex neurological conditions — including spine injuries, epileptic seizures, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis and stroke.  

This advanced building brings every stage of care under one roof, featuring dedicated spaces for outpatient services, surgery, stepdown, ICU and epilepsy monitoring, as well as additional operating rooms and expanded ambulatory, infusion, imaging, EMG, sleep and rehabilitation services. We are welcoming new caregivers to collaborate within our multidisciplinary teams and contribute to nationally recognized, innovative neurological care. Join us and be part of the next wave of transformative care at Cleveland Clinic. 

EMG Technologists are responsible for performing nerve conduction studies to evaluate the function of patients’ nerves and muscles. Duties include placing surface electrodes to deliver mild electrical impulses and measuring the resulting nerve and muscle responses. The role may also involve inserting fine needles to record and monitor communication between nerves and muscles, providing critical diagnostic information to support patient care. You will work closely with Neuro-Muscular Neurologists, Spine Physicians, and occasionally Registered Nurses (RNs) to support patient care. You will have the opportunity to collaborate regularly with fellow EMG Technicians to ensure accurate testing, support an efficient workflow, and contribute to the delivery of high-quality patient care. While prior healthcare experience isn’t required, a strong understanding of anatomy, the ability to multi-task, and a passion for helping patients are essential. 

 
A caregiver in this position works full-time| 7:00am—4:00pm, 7:30am—4:30pm, 8:00am—5:00pm| occasional Saturdays shifts from 7:45am—12:00pm. 

 
A caregiver who excels in this role will:  

• Perform nerve conduction studies for patients.  

• Assist with instructing other caregivers, residents, physicians and technicians in proper laboratory procedures.  

• Maintain order within the laboratory.  

• Assist with research studies as assigned. 

• Analyze designs and execute additional nerve conduction studies based on initial findings based on initial results and knowledge of peripheral neuroanatomy. 

• Operate the nerve conduction instrumentation and ensure proper adjustments for accurate recording procedures. 

• Select nerves to be studied by reviewing requests and patient history. 

• Educate patients on EMG examinations. 

• Perform various administrative functions related to the laboratory. 

• Obtain patient’s EMG reports and transmit them to the physician on request.  

• Mail pieces to referring physicians. 

• Maintain files on all requests for reports. 

• Clean and restock EMG rooms and equipment. 

• Replenish lab supplies in examination rooms.  

• Use knowledge of Neurophysiology to assess the data's reliability and problem-solve to minimize error. 

• Relate procedures to the referring diagnosis. 

 
Minimum qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include:  

• High School Diploma/GED OR an Associate’s Degree from an accredited END program OR at least two years of college with human anatomy and Physiology study  

• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) or the American Red Cross 

• Must obtain certification as a Registered Nerve Conduction Study Tech within two years of hire 

• Working knowledge of peripheral neuropathy and neurophysiology 

• Knowledge of basic physiology, anatomy and science to locate nerve locations and understand electromyography test results  

Preferred qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include: 

• Healthcare-related experience