Neuro Physiologist (SKMC)

To assess, diagnose, and monitor neurological disorders by studying the electrical activity of the nervous system using specialized tests and equipment.

Responsibilities

• Perform neurophysiological tests (EEG, EMG, Evoked Potentials)
• Interpret test results to aid diagnosis
• Collaborate with neurologists and surgeons
• Monitor neural function during surgeries
• Maintain accurate patient records
• Stay updated with neurophysiology advancements
• Educate patients and families about conditions and treatments
• Proficiency in EEG, EMG, NCS, and EP testing
• Data interpretation and diagnostic analysis
• Familiarity with neurophysiology equipment and software
• Understanding of nervous system anatomy and physiology
• Ability to stay updated with latest research and technologies
• Empathy and patient-centered care
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Adaptability to diverse patient needs
• Ethical decision-making and cultural sensitivity
• Teamwork and professionalism in clinical settings
• Typically daytime hours; minimal night shifts
• Hospital, surgical, or research lab environments
• May involve intraoperative monitoring during surgeries
• Opportunities for study leave and professional development
• Reports to Head of Neurology or Clinical Director
• Collaborates with neurologists, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and technicians
• May be part of a centralized or interdisciplinary team
• Participates in regular team meetings and case reviews
• Deliver accurate and timely neurophysiological assessments
• Maintain high standards of patient care and safety
• Ensure compliance with clinical protocols and documentation
• Contribute to continuous improvement and research initiatives
• Aligns with values of integrity, compassion, and excellence
• Works collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams
• Respects diversity and promotes inclusive care
• Demonstrates commitment to lifelong learning and innovation

Qualifications

• PhD or MD in Neurophysiology or related field
• Certification (e.g., ABCN or equivalent)
• Proficiency in neurophysiological testing equipment
• Strong analytical and communication skills

Subspeciality Requirements

• Bachelor’s and Master’s in neuroscience or related field
• Completion of fellowship/training in neurophysiology
• 1–2 years clinical or research experience preferred
• Experience in hospital or academic settings