ELECTRONEURODIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGISTS: Record electrical activity of the brain and other nervous system functions using a variety of techniques and equipment. May prepare patients for the test, obtain medical history, calculate results, and maintain equipment.

• Apply advanced technical math (trigonometry, calculus, statistics etc.)
• Apply anatomy theory
• Apply human anatomy & physiology knowledge
• Apply interpersonal communication techniques
• Apply medical x-ray procedures
• Apply patient care procedures
• Apply physiological knowledge
• Apply sanitation practices to health care
• Apply uniform medical tests or procedures
• Calculate medical diagnostic test results
• Collect clinical data
• Comprehend body response variations
• Conduct medical laboratory tests
• Follow detailed instructions
• Follow detailed procedures related to health care delivery
• Keep records & maintain files
• Maintain medical diagnostic equipment
• Maintain medical records
• Operate computed tomography equipment
• Operate electrocardiograph
• Operate high energy linear accelerator
• Operate magnetic resonance imager
• Operate radiologic equipment
• Operate ultrasound equipment
• Perform noninvasive medical diagnostic techniques
• Perform patient observation
• Perform routine medical tests
• Perform routine medical treatments
• Post medical insurance billings
• Prepare patients for tests
• Record electrical activity of brain
• Record electrical activity of nerves
• Record medical histories
• Take vital signs
• Understand & use medical terminology
• Use clinical radiation safety procedures
• Use computer
• Use computer keyboard
• Use correct grammar, punctuation & spelling
• Use darkroom procedures in radiology/medical/dental lab setting
• Use electronic & mechanical medical lab procedures
• Use medical diagnostic machines correctly under time constraints
• Use office equipment in support of medical practice/services
• Use precision medical diagnosis machines/instruments
• Weigh patients