CortiCare was founded as a tele-EEG diagnostic company with a simple mission:
To bring cost-effective EEG services to every hospital, clinic and practice.
CortiCare provides continuous EEG Services for the ICU, NICU or EMU using a robust infrastructure of monitoring personnel and reading neurophysiologists. The first nationwide Telemedicine network of registered electroencephalographic technologists (R.EEG.T and CLTM) and neurophysiologists available 24/7, 365 days a year for full-time or gap coverage. Our clinical team provides immediate notification of patient events so physicians can interpret neurocritical care data in real-time.
CortiCare is also a leading nationwide provider of in-home ambulatory Video-EEG and routine EEG studies. Our CortiCloud server offers secure storage and a web-based interface to access outpatient EEG data anytime.
The Physician Services Manager at CortiCare oversees the daily operations ensuring smooth operation and customer satisfaction. This role involves developing and implementing operational policies, managing physician services and relationships, and ensuring processes meet customer needs. The manager supports leadership development in direct reports and may require travel. Core responsibilities include managing the Remote Reading service line, recruiting and onboarding Board Certified Epileptologists and Neurophysiologists, assisting with physician state licensing and facility credentialing. Preferred qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in business administration or a related field, experience in physician practice management with front and back office experience and neurology telemedicine experience.
Description Summary: CortiCare is seeking self-motivated individuals with experience in LTM/EMU EEG monitoring. Home-based position.
Corticare is the nation’s first and leading remote cEEG monitoring service. Working with CortiCare, you will be encouraged to grow in your neurodiagnostic career with advancement opportunities and supported continuing educational development. The Remote EEG technologist will function independently by connecting remotely at pre-scheduled times to continuously monitor multiple patients, detecting EEG abnormalities, and notifying oversight neurologists and other designated care providers of findings. The technologist will analyze patient EEG recordings, both in real-time and previous data history, annotating the record, eliminating recording artifacts, equipment and lead troubleshooting – and other actions typical in the normal course of EEG monitoring.
All technologists must demonstrate knowledge of normal and abnormal adult, pediatric, and neonatal EEG patterns.
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