how can i obtain a eeg techniccian certification or registration?
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to become a registered eeg tech you have to take a board exam. a written and oral test...2 separate tests that cost $250-$350 each\n\nfor more information reguarding this career go to \nwww.aset.org\namerican society of electroneurodiagnostic technologists\n\nyou can also go to an accredited school to obtain an associates degree usually a community college\n\nhere is a list of colleges at this link from the aset website:\n\nhttp://aset.org/show/Your_Guide_to_the_Profession/Schools
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the requirements aren't really strict, you can probably just go to there site and sign up rite now, (i did it online as well)\nhttp://www.ieee.org/portal/site
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Most organizations have a qualification process you have ot go through. I would contact the CIO/CTO's office and ask them if you can get a copy, and what they look for most.\n\nGood Luck.
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You can register online.  See below, or call the number
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Intra-Operative Monitoring Technologist assist a surgeon in maintaining the Central Nervous System, by shocking the living hell out of a patient while they are asleep and making sure that stimulus gets to the brain! Occasionally passive measures of EEG, EMG, etc may be used. The boards for such a position qualify you to use Certified Neurophysiological Intra-Operative Monitoring Technologist credentials (CNIM). There are just under 1000 such technologists world wide. Such as \n\nMichael Kepford, CNIM  904
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contact your nearest phsycology help centre, you'll find plenty of help there. internet is very limited.
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All real accrediated programs that will get you your certification is not online..  Mot of thie training is in practical and you will have to find a local physcial school and do study there.\n\nMedvance is one of the leading schools as is many major universities
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what kind of experiance do I need and is it something i would have to have a license for and can i do it from home?\nwllw900@yahoo.com
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There are quite a few online training certification sites. I can't recommend any one to you, so I'd suggest searching for some, then looking for reviews about them, along with queries to the Better Business Bureau and perhaps a query to whoever administers the cerification you're looking for to see if they're certified to train the curriculum.\n\nThat said, in addition to any online course you take, you will benefit greatly from having a couple of computers handy that you can set up in a network at home, and play with to test different configurations. The certifications are meant to work with existing experience in the field, and there is no substitute for actually applying what you'll learn in the course onto an actual test network.
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call the dept of labor in your area .. they'll set you straight.... on long island you would get a "home improvment license" it would also require liability insurance and a token test and fee.
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try to get registration on timesjobs.com
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You can go to PADI.com and get a card. It takes a couple of weeks. It really helps if you remember the name of your instructor. PADI is also in the phone directory--411. The cost depends on the level of your certification.
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http://www.eei.org/testingbrochures/\n\nrequires a login\n\ntry the name and password provided at the site below\n\nhttp://www.tva.gov/employment/ops_maint/...
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The WJ is a tedious test to administer and requires some skill, practice, and special training.  You will need to prove you are certified to administer it in order to buy it.\n\nYOu can probably get it from either American Guidance SErvices (AGS) or the Psychological Corporation.  Both companines ahve websites.  They will ask you to submit documentation that you have the prerequisites to administer this test.\n\nI hope this information is helpful.
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basically a registry of brain activity through derivations. you have about 16-20 electrodes connected invasively or not (as in, on your skin (the true EEG) or directly on brain cortex areas (electrocortigogram): A=auricle, C=central, Cz=vertez, F=frontal, O=occipital, Fp=Frontal pole, P=Parietal, T=temporal. the pattern of connections can vary depending on the part that you're particulary interested in reading (temporal, occipital, parietal, frontal lobes). the register generally shows activity of four different types of brainwaves: alpha (8-13hz), beta (13-30hz), delta (.5-4hz) and theta (4-7hz). the current and collective behaviour can be analyzed and compared to typical behaviour of certain areas during typical times (ie., beta waves are common to the frontal lobe, but during phases II-IV of sleep are unusual). this helps study focalised/generalised seizures, neurotransmiter (chemical) imbalances, etc.
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type in the state and CNA certification on yahoo search. your state's nursing registry should show up.
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http://www.globalspec.com/\n\nIt Free but requires registration.