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Jaded Temple – Resume and Professional Contact Information [Position: Neurodiagnostic Tech I- job post UW Health]

READER This is a fictitious resume for educational purposes. Jaded Temple is the character in Author Jonathan David’s novel series, “Yesterday’s Romance.”

Jaded Temple
Neurodiagnostic Technologist (EEG) – Madison, WI

Jaded Temple is an Electroneurodiagnostic Technology graduate preparing to enter clinical practice as a Neurodiagnostic Tech I. She has hands-on experience performing routine EEG studies, applying electrodes using the 10–20 system, identifying artifacts, and supporting seizure monitoring workflows in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Known for her calm bedside manner, technical precision, and strong patient communication skills, Jaded is committed to delivering safe, accurate neurodiagnostic testing while contributing to a collaborative, high-acuity hospital team.


Jaded Temple
Madison, WI 53792  |  (608) 555-0194  |  jaded.temple@email.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jadedtemple  |  Portfolio: jadedtemple.com
Target Role
Neurodiagnostic Tech I (EEG Tech)
Availability
Full-time, 36–40 hrs/wk
Days/Evenings/Nights, rotating weekends/holidays
Professional Summary
Entry-level Neurodiagnostic Technologist and Electroneurodiagnostic Technology student graduating within the next three months, seeking a Neurodiagnostic Tech I role at a high-acuity teaching hospital. Hands-on clinical experience performing routine EEG setup, electrode application using the 10–20 system, basic troubleshooting, data review for artifact recognition, and patient support across inpatient and outpatient settings. Known for calm bedside manner, strong attention to detail, HIPAA-compliant documentation, and comfort working variable shifts including nights and rotating weekends.
Core Skills
  • Routine EEG acquisition (adult and pediatric basics), patient preparation, and electrode application (10–20 system)
  • Artifact identification and reduction (movement, muscle, ECG, 60 Hz interference), impedance checks, troubleshooting leads
  • Basic evoked potential (EP) observation and assistance (training-level support)
  • Seizure monitoring support, safety checks, and escalation to clinical team when indicated
  • ICU environment familiarity: lines/alarms awareness, collaboration with nursing, comfort with bedside workflows
  • Clean documentation, test labeling, and saving samples for future reference
  • Patient-centered communication, anxiety reduction, and clear instructions for activation procedures (hyperventilation, photic)
  • Infection prevention, equipment cleaning, and supply management
  • HIPAA, professional ethics, and team communication (SBAR-style handoff)
Certifications
  • BLS (Basic Life Support), American Heart Association (Dummy Expiration: 06/2027)
  • CPR Certification, American Heart Association (Dummy Expiration: 06/2027)
  • ABRET Registry Eligibility: In progress (planned exam date: 04/2026)
Education
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.), Electroneurodiagnostic Technology
Madison College (Dummy Program), Madison, WI
Expected Graduation: May 2026 (within 3 months)
Relevant Coursework
Neuroanatomy, EEG Theory
Clinical EEG Procedures
Medical Terminology
Patient Care & Safety
Clinical Experience
Neurodiagnostic Student / EEG Clinical Rotations
University Hospital (Dummy Site), Madison, WI  |  Jan 2026 – Present
  • Prepared patients for routine EEGs by verifying orders, explaining procedures, and ensuring comfort and safety prior to study start.
  • Applied electrodes using the 10–20 system, checked impedances, and performed basic troubleshooting to reduce artifact and improve signal quality.
  • Assisted with activation procedures including photic stimulation and hyperventilation, following protocol and monitoring patient tolerance.
  • Reviewed incoming waveforms with preceptor to identify common artifacts and preserved representative samples for physician interpretation.
  • Cleaned and restocked equipment and supplies between studies, following infection prevention practices and department workflow standards.
  • Collaborated with nurses and providers on inpatient scheduling needs, patient readiness, and transport considerations.
Seizure Monitoring Support (Training Role)
Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (Dummy), Madison, WI  |  Oct 2025 – Dec 2025
  • Supported continuous monitoring workflows by observing patient status, documenting events, and escalating urgent changes per unit protocol.
  • Maintained patient safety awareness and assisted with room readiness, ensuring clear cable management and minimizing trip hazards.
  • Contributed to clean, consistent documentation and shift handoffs to improve continuity of care.
Additional Work Experience
Patient Care Technician (Float)
Capitol Lakes Clinic (Dummy), Madison, WI  |  May 2024 – Sep 2025
  • Provided direct patient support including vitals, mobility assistance, and comfort care while maintaining professionalism and patient dignity.
  • Communicated patient concerns clearly to nurses and helped maintain a calm environment during high-volume shifts.
  • Followed HIPAA guidelines and documented tasks accurately in the electronic record under supervision.
Front Desk Coordinator (Healthcare)
Lakeside Neurology Office (Dummy), Madison, WI  |  Aug 2022 – Apr 2024
  • Managed scheduling, referrals, and patient intake for a busy specialty clinic; prioritized accuracy and patient confidentiality.
  • Maintained clear communication with patients and clinical staff to support smooth daily operations and reduce delays.
  • Handled insurance verification and coordinated records requests with attention to detail and compliance standards.
Projects
  • EEG Artifact Quick Guide (Student Project): Created a one-page reference sheet to recognize and reduce common artifacts (movement, EMG, ECG, electrode pop, 60 Hz), used during lab practice and check-offs.
  • Patient Script for Routine EEG (Student Project): Drafted a simple, anxiety-reducing explanation script to improve consent conversations and patient cooperation during activation procedures.
Volunteer Experience
Hospital Volunteer, Patient Transport Support
UnityPoint Campus (Dummy), Madison, WI  |  2023 – 2024
  • Assisted with non-clinical patient support and wayfinding; practiced respectful communication and calm presence in stressful moments.
Technical
  • Comfortable with basic EEG software workflows (dummy systems), labeling studies, saving samples, and organizing files for interpretation
  • Documentation: EMR familiarity (dummy), accurate notes, and shift handoff summaries
  • General: Microsoft Word, Excel, Google Workspace
ATS Keywords
Neurodiagnostic Tech, EEG Tech, Electroencephalogram, Electroneurodiagnostic, ABRET, REEGT (in progress), BLS, CPR, Evoked Potentials, EP, Nerve Conduction Studies (exposure), Seizure Monitoring, ICU EEG, Long-Term Monitoring (LTM), Patient Care, Artifact Reduction, 10–20 System, Impedance, Documentation, HIPAA, Inpatient, Outpatient, Teaching Hospital
References available upon request. (Dummy resume for practice.)

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