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@@angievasquez8985 $50-$60k to start. Higher if in like New York or Cali

@@tasha.a9730 I recommend shadowing one of their techs and paying close attention so you will get an idea of what a day in the life is like. While watching them, you’ll naturally have questions and will see if this job is right for you

Thanks! Also did you find Labouré program to be challenging? I'm pretty good at science and liberal arts but struggled with math.

@ the math isn’t that hard, you just need to take 10% and 20% of numbers, and learn how to subtract negative numbers. For example 10% of 34 is 3.4. Also -100 - (-50) = -50 It may be helpful to watch videos on those math concepts before starting your program.

@@pradnyatribhuwan8763 yes I monitor EEGs from home. Most companies require R. EEG T. credential and to live in USA

Please tell me, where is available vacancy for remote work for EEG technician ​@@jaredbeckwith

@@AKSHAYANAND-l8q yes you can use eye blinks as a marker if you want. Blinks are found in electrodes Fp1/Fp2 and high amplitude.

Thanku and keep going dear

@@lacey1714 I had trouble as a student learning to work with different hair types too. I’m sure you’ll get it after enough practice. Thanks for coming back to my channel, I’m trying to post more this year (:

I’ve been a student for a year and half now and it was def challenging for a while, but you’ll get to a point in the future where you can’t believe you used to struggle before !!

Also of course jared’s videos have been a great source of help ❤

@@b4nkai thanks for the kind words!

@@pradnyatribhuwan8763 example: patient is awake, alert, oriented, with a reactive PDR of 9Hz. Photic driving noted. Hyperventilation produced generalized 3Hz spike-wave discharges lasting up to 8 seconds.

@@BLACKSHEEP83839 appreciate the love my friend! I’m here to help if you have any questions during school

@@jaredbeckwith thank you, you rock

@@wafaanasir2420 hey thanks for watching my videos, hope they can help you give a good presentation

You are making EEG really easy and understandable ❤

You can measure to the middle of the inion. It’s a small area so shouldn’t make a difference even if you did top/bottom, just measure the same way every time for consistent results.

@jaredbeckwith thank you!

@@enockaddo2294 I would follow pathway IV since you already have a degree and 5 years EEG experience. Can document 150 EEGs you have done in the past before taking the test abret.org/files/8614/7507/5986/EEG-Documentation-Form-2015.pdf

@jaredbeckwith Thanks, I did the recording and the interpretation was done by a doctor I work with

@@AKSHAYANAND-l8q eye blink artifact can be useful to mark when a patient closes their eyes to test the background posterior dominant rhythm

@@jaredbeckwith Thanks a lot for your response sir

@@MrAndrew535 I have an EEG machine you can use, just not sure about the AI hypnosis part

@@jaredbeckwith Thank you so much. You have no idea how much I appreciate your incredibly kind offer, for so many reasons, not least your unbelievably rare generosity. I am inclined to accept your offer, however, I am guessing that you may not be able to get it to me in a way that is convenient to you. I am based in the Liverpool area, of the UK. Is that convenient, from your perspective? If not, then I would understand, perfectly, with not even a slight blemish on my appreciation.

@ here is the link to purchase my EEG machine for $995. Since you’re in Liverpool I think you will have to pay VAT but I can ship it there. I can teach you how to do full brain EEG hookups with it for your experiments. aioneeg.com/products/full-brain-recording-eeg-kit

@@TerranceB-p4i thanks for watching! Keep in touch & I can help you learn EEG after graduating

@@BLACKSHEEP83839 hey thanks for checking out my channel! First learn the 10-20 system electrode names, then watch my videos on measuring, then if you want I have an EEG machine you can buy to practice hookups with. Can email me if interested or need any help jared@aioneeg.com

@jaredbeckwith wow thanks man, I'll probably email you, thanks again.

@@franciscogaray2129 I use one reference lead and one for ground

@@jaredbeckwith Thank you

@@chardaehines7578 I say just practice your measurements since probably a little rusty. I think you’ll do great!

@@ivanrazo8943 it’s been good just trying to eat bland foods to keep symptoms minimized. Thanks for checking out my channel!

@@ramanbhatia4331 yes you can feel better by eating foods that are not acidic and limiting stress

@@netvalley_academy with my software and circuit board you can export the EEG data as an edf file for matlab processing. Here is link to purchase aioneeg.com/products/full-brain-recording-eeg-kit

@@Xosidhe being a sleep tech is a great background to learn EEG! Thanks for watching my videos (:

@@DevinClark-hd2qu some patients with temporal lobe epilepsy have a part of their brain removed to stop their seizures. It’s only done in last resort in a small number of cases where multiple meds don’t work. It takes a lot of time to map the brain beforehand so all vital functions like memory, speech, & movement remain intact

@jaredbeckwith my memory isn't that good have grand mal seizure I've been found in a ditch(lucky someone who knew me walk by) I'm still having seizures on the medicine.

@@RuthSmith-r7w Thanks a lot Ruth! I haven’t posted in a while, I should start making videos again. Best wishes 😊

@@sinful1403 pay extra attention they clamp the artery, watch for slowing on the EEG and alert the surgeon if any changes so they can fix it. I think you’ll do great!

@@georgiana192 thanks for watching! I think it is better to do surgery in cases with the abnormality in only one area

@jaredbeckwith initially doctors said that is for surgery, as on MRI and PET CT everything was on the left temporal lobe. Pt got focal seizures. I am just thinking how accurately a Video EEG (12Hours) can be if that patient didn't have a seizure during the EEG? Thanks!

@ I’ve found for more accurate results 72 hours of EEG is ideal for a long-term study. It is possible abnormalities did not show up on only 12 hours.

@@kaushikwavhal3403 I think you need to do an annual report every year should only be couple hundred dollars. No need for expensive lawyers if you make $0 just starting.

Find a local *tax advisor* and get advice from them.

@@GuillaumeGagnon-w6q It takes some practice parting the hair to see the marks made on the patient’s scalp. I definitely had trouble finding my marks in the beginning on patients with long hair

@@thehomestead5387 around at least $50k starting, up to about $100k if you do travel contracts

@@breathtakingpalms The way to test is with an EEG I’d ask your neurologist about it

@jaredbeckwith ok thanks I will..just wanted to ask you is it possible for someone to have temporal lobe epilepsy and never have a single seizure

@ Patients with epilepsy have seizures. It is possible to have subclinical seizures with no noticeable symptoms

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply..really appreciate it!