Travel EEG Tech
- Madison, WI, United States
$2,030 USD / week
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Job details
- Pay
- $2,030 USD / week
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- Experience
- 2+ years of recent EEG Tech experience
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
This travel EEG Tech job in Madison, WI with Advantis Medical is a 13-week travel EEG Tech contract at UW Health University Hospital. This role pays $2,030 per week and follows a Days shift with a 4x10 schedule. In this travel EEG Tech job, you will support patient care through specialty-specific clinical services, perform assessments and treatments within your scope of practice, document patient progress, operate relevant medical equipment, and collaborate with physicians and the broader care team to help deliver quality patient outcomes. Advantis Medical supports travel clinicians with personalized recruiter guidance, fast and straightforward onboarding, complimentary licensing support, and benefits that start on Day 1.
Travel EEG Tech Requirements:
- 2+ years of recent EEG Tech experience
- Must hold all required EEG Tech certifications and licenses as mandated by Wisconsin and national regulatory bodies
UW Health University Hospital - Madison, WI Allied work at UW Health runs at quaternary academic scale - trauma and burn imaging, one of the nation's largest transplant programs, and an NCI-designated cancer center.
- Level I trauma and the state's only burn center put burn-wound imaging, CT, and trauma/burn ORs in steady demand, with UW Med Flight bringing patients from across the upper Midwest.
- A large organ-transplant program creates high-complexity OR and perioperative imaging work, with perfusion-related transplant and cardiac OR support.
- The UW Carbone Cancer Center - Wisconsin's only NCI-designated comprehensive center - carries radiation therapy, treatment planning, and oncology imaging.
- A comprehensive stroke center and nationally ranked brain/spine and heart programs support neuro-procedural and cardiac procedural work.
- A 58-bed ED (~70,000 visits a year) and high-acuity ICUs sustain respiratory, imaging, and lab roles at referral scale.