Electroneurodiagnostic Technology, AAS

Upon completion of an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Electroneurodiagnostic Technology, a student will be able to:

Science & Technology

• To recognize and understand anatomy and physiology as well as neuroanatomy related to the program modalities.
• Performance of quality diagnostic and monitoring procedures.
• Operation and troubleshooting ability of ENDT equipment.
• Collection and review of diagnostic data.

 Problem Solving/Critical Thinking

• Application of recording techniques to obtain best representation of potentials for each testing situation data is collected for.
• To understand the clinical correlation between patient history and field specific testing.
• Ability to perform testing for clinically diverse populations in a safe and effective manner.
• Recognition of artifact and ability to apply troubleshooting techniques for safety and resolution.

 Professionalism

• Exhibit strong work ethic, integrity, teamwork and networking between peers, patients, staff and physicians.
• Demonstrate awareness to cultural diversity.
• Maintain accountability for actions and results.
• Show customer service in all encounters.
• Encourage professional advancement by urging students  to complete board registry exams in modality fields. 
• Promote professional memberships in field specific organizations.
• Remain competitive within profession by participating in continuing education.
• Awareness of advancement and professional development within profession.

 Communication

• To demonstrate professional communication.
• Follow instructions, verbally and in written format.
• Provide ethical and compassionate communication with patients, families and professionals.
• Accurate and concise reports in written documentation.