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Neurodiagnostic Technology

Admissions

Application deadline for the class beginning in fall 2013 is May 31, 2013.

 

A maximum of eight students are selected for each 18 month program. The program is provided to all qualified persons, without discrimination with respect to race, color, age, sex, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status.

 

Due to the various pathways, we are able to accept applicants who do not have a college degree, but applicants are encouraged to have a strong background in science.  

 

Articulation agreements with two community colleges enables students to pursue a degree if desired. Please call the program director for more information on the degree pathway.

Criteria for Admission:

  • Applicants must have a high school diploma and are encouraged to have one year of college with a concentration in the sciences
  • Completed application, with non-refundable $35 application fee
  • Official transcripts from institutions of higher learning
  • Three letters of recommendation from employers or instructors
  • Interview with the program director to discuss eligibility
  • Interview with a panel which will include the program director, medical director, one of the allied health program directors, and one of the neurodiagnostic supervisors

 

 

After acceptance into the program:

  • Physical from personal physician
  • Evidence of health insurance
  • Immunization records
  • Completion of the “Consent for Pre-Employment Reference and Background Check"
  • Payment of $4,000 tuition


To meet the technical standards, applicants for the program must have adequate sight to read computer and analog recordings, adequate hearing to be able to communicate with patients and healthcare staff and sufficient manual dexterity to perform procedures safely with accuracy and precision.

 

For detailed information about this program, please contact:
 
Riki Rager, R. EEG T., B.S.
END Program Director
615.322.6298

This page was last updated April 2, 2013 and is maintained by Kristen Smith