Electroneurodiagnostic (EEG) Technologist Starting Salary in Every State (2021)

Electroneurodiagnostic (EEG) Technologist: Starting Pay (2021), Working Conditions, Training, Employment, Career 

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK: 

Employment of electroneurodiagnostic technologists (also known as EEG technologists) is expected to rise faster than average from 8,500 in 2010 to 11,700 in 2025, a 50% increase in response to increased demand for neurodiagnostic tests. 


What does a electroneurodiagnostic technologist do?

EEG technologists, which include electroneurodiagnostic or neurophysiologic technologists (electric brain scan operators), operate electroencephalograph (EEG) machines that help neurologists diagnose brain tumors, strokes, toxic metabolic disorders, and epilepsy also as detect infectious diseases and organic impairments affecting the brain.

WORKING CONDITIONS: 

Most EEG technologists work a typical 35-40 hour week in hospitals or clinics and are often on involve evening, weekend, and holiday work. Their work involves an excellent deal of bending and lifting; half their time is spent on their feet.

EDUCATION, TRAINING, QUALIFICATIONS: 

Most EEG technologists acquire on the work training, although some complete formal training. Employers increasingly prefer 2 to 3 year formal postsecondary training offered by hospitals and community colleges. Most hospital trainee positions require a highschool diploma.

EARNINGS: 

The median annual base salary of full time EEG technologists in 2020 was $74,200. The middle 50 percent earned between $73,600, and $87,500.

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The Starting Salary For a EEG Technologist in Every State (2021)

-Alabama $57,142
-Alaska $60,253
-Arizona $54,127
-Arkansas $50,028
-California $62,184
-Colorado $64,258
-Connecticut $61,405
-Delaware $58,170
-Florida $59,227
-Georgia $55,112
-Hawaii $62,246
-Idaho $59,044
-Illinois $63,899
-Indiana $64,769
-Iowa $65,511
-Kansas $62,400
-Kentucky $61,978
-Louisiana $59,622
-Maine $59,680
-Maryland $59,945
-Massachusetts $62,430
-Michigan $58,566
-Minnesota $62,306
-Mississippi $58,751
-Missouri $62,732
-Montana $61,788
-Nebraska $60,822
-Nevada $62,955
-New Hampshire $67,560
-New Jersey $62,281
-New Mexico $56,023
-New York $62,150
-North Carolina $64,583
-North Dakota $67,916
-Ohio $64,128
-Oklahoma $61,927
-Oregon $66,052
-Pennsylvania $62,398
-Rhode Island $65,356
-South Carolina $62,142
-South Dakota $59,554
-Tennessee $58,992
-Texas $58,667
-Utah $54,509
-Vermont $63,056
-Virginia $63,708
-Washington $65,462
-West Virginia $56,215
-Wisconsin $61,429
-Wyoming $57,731

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