The Hospital for Sick Children

Non-Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologist Neurophysiology Department | SickKids | Permanent Full-Time Start Your Career in Pediatric Neuroscience Are you passionate about neuroscience, healthcare, and making a difference in the lives of children and families? The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) is seeking a Non-Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologist to join our Neurophysiology team. This is a unique opportunity to build your career within one of the world's leading pediatric academic health sciences centres while receiving hands-on training in advanced neurodiagnostic testing. Whether you are a recent graduate or an early-career professional looking to develop specialized skills, SickKids offers an exceptional learning environment where you can grow, achieve professional certification, and contribute to life-changing patient care. Why Join SickKids? Launch a Specialized Career This role provides the opportunity to gain valuable clinical experience while working toward CBRET certification and registration as a Neurodiagnostic Technologist. You'll receive training and mentorship from experienced neurophysiology professionals while learning specialized skills in a highly respected pediatric neuroscience program. Make a Meaningful Difference Your work will support children with epilepsy, neurological disorders, developmental conditions, and other complex medical needs. Every test performed helps inform diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient care. Learn from Experts Join an interdisciplinary team of technologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, nurses, researchers, and allied health professionals who are committed to excellence in patient care, education, and innovation. Here's What You'll Love Grow Professionally SickKids is committed to helping team members develop and succeed through: Structured learning opportunities Hands-on clinical training Mentorship from experienced professionals Support in achieving professional certification Exposure to leading-edge pediatric neuroscience care This position is eligible for employee benefits coverage including but not limited to, HOOPP pension plan, health, dental and life insurance. The full benefits package will be discussed at the time of the offer.  A focus on employee wellness with our new  Staff Health and Well-being Strategy . Self-care helps us support others.   A hospital that welcomes and focuses on  Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion .  The opportunity to make an impact. Regardless of your role or professional interest, you will be making a difference at SickKids and contributing to our vision of  Healthier Children. A Better World .   For more on why you'll love working at SickKids,  visit our careers site . Here's What You'll Get To Do As a Non-Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologist, you will become an important member of the Neurophysiology team and receive training to safely perform routine EEG studies while providing compassionate, patient- and family-centred care. You will: Learn to perform routine Electroencephalography (EEG) procedures Obtain relevant neurological and clinical histories Educate patients and families about procedures Prepare and support children throughout testing Operate specialized neurodiagnostic equipment Produce detailed technical reports Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary care teams Assist with equipment maintenance and troubleshooting Participate in educational activities designed to support CBRET certification and professional growth Here's What You'll Need You are someone who: Is passionate about healthcare and neuroscience Enjoys working with children and families Thrives in a collaborative team environment Is committed to continuous learning and professional development Values compassionate, patient-centred care Essential Qualifications Graduate of a CBRET-recognized Neurophysiology program Working toward eligibility to write Part 1 and/or Part 2 of the CBRET examinations Willingness to obtain CBRET registration within two years of hire Strong communication and interpersonal skills Excellent organizational and critical thinking abilities Ability to work effectively in a dynamic clinical environment Demonstrated commitment and actions in advancing equity, diversity and inclusion objectives Preferred Qualifications Membership with CAET (or willingness to obtain within 6 months) Current BCLS certification (or willingness to obtain within 6 months) Candidates currently registered with CBRET and have graduated from a CBRET-recognized Neurophysiology program, are encouraged to apply to the Registered Neurodiagnostic Job opening (Job ID# 24434) Employment Type: Permanent Full-Time; 37.5 hours per week; On-Site | Toronto, Ontario Join a team where your expertise matters, your growth is supported, and your work changes lives every day. SickKids. Healthier Children. A Better World.

Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologist Neurophysiology Department | SickKids | Permanent Full-Time Advance Your Career. Change a Child's Life. Are you a Registered Neurodiagnostic Technologist looking for an opportunity to practice at the forefront of pediatric neuroscience? Join The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), one of the world's leading pediatric academic health sciences centres, where every test you perform contributes to life-changing care for children with complex neurological conditions. Working alongside internationally recognized neurologists, neurosurgeons, epileptologists, and multidisciplinary care teams, you'll have the opportunity to apply and expand your expertise in a highly specialized environment while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families. Why Join SickKids? Work at the Leading Edge of Pediatric Neuroscience. Gain exposure to a broad range of advanced neurophysiological procedures and technologies, including: Electroencephalography (EEG) Evoked Potentials (EP) Electromyography (EMG) Nerve Conduction Studies (NCS) Epilepsy Monitoring Invasive Monitoring Cortical Stimulation Functional Brain Mapping Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Whether you're looking to deepen your expertise or broaden your scope of practice, SickKids offers unparalleled learning and development opportunities. Make a Meaningful Impact Every day, you'll support children and families facing complex neurological conditions. Your expertise will directly influence diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical decision-making, and patient outcomes. Be Part of an Exceptional Team, Invest in Your Future Join a collaborative and supportive team of clinicians, technologists, researchers, educators, and physician leaders who are passionate about advancing patient care, innovation, and discovery. Here's What You'll Love This position is eligible for employee benefits coverage including but not limited to, HOOPP pension plan, health, dental and life insurance. The full benefits package will be discussed at the time of the offer.  A focus on employee wellness with our new  Staff Health and Well-being Strategy . Self-care helps us support others.   A hospital that welcomes and focuses on  Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion .  The opportunity to make an impact. Regardless of your role or professional interest, you will be making a difference at SickKids and contributing to our vision of  Healthier Children. A Better World .   For more on why you'll love working at SickKids,  visit our careers site Here's What You'll Get To Do As a Neurodiagnostic Technologist, you will provide compassionate, patient- and family-centered care while performing advanced neurophysiological testing. You will: Conduct diagnostic procedures including EEG, EP, EMG, and NCS Obtain clinical neurological histories Educate patients and families about procedures Operate and troubleshoot sophisticated neurodiagnostic equipment Produce detailed technical reports Collaborate with physicians and interprofessional teams Collaborate with external health service providers Support teaching, education, research, and ongoing quality improvement initiatives Here's What You'll Need Essential Qualifications Registered Electroneurophysiology Technologist (R.E.T.) certification through CBRET Graduate of a CBRET-approved Electrophysiology program Minimum 1 year of clinical neurophysiology experience Strong communication and interpersonal skills Commitment to providing exceptional patient and family-centred care Ability to work effectively, efficiently and accurately in a fast-paced environment in stressful situations to meet patient care needs. Effective computer skills and can meet continuing education requirements. Understand importance and demonstrates ability to foster a culture of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Preferred Requirements EMG experience University background in health sciences Membership with CAET (or willingness to obtain within 6 months) Current BCLS certification (or willingness to obtain within 6 months) Candidates not currently registered with CBRET and have graduated from a CBRET-recognized Neurophysiology program, are encouraged to apply to the Non-Registered Neurodiagnostic Job opening (Job ID# 24429) Employment Type Permanent Full-Time; 37.5 hours per week Onsite, Toronto, Ontario   Join a team where your expertise matters, your growth is supported, and your work changes lives every day. SickKids. Healthier Children. A Better World.

This recruitment is being undertaken on behalf of the Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health (PCMCH). PCMCH is a provincial organization hosted at SickKids with the mandate to provide evidence-based and strategic leadership for perinatal, neonatal, and paediatric health services in Ontario. The PCMCH office is located in Toronto, on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Wendat and Anishinabek Peoples. PCMCH's members and partners are located on traditional Indigenous territories across Ontario. PCMCH is grateful for the opportunity to work on this land. Learn more about PCMCH at http://www.pcmch.on.ca/ . Reporting to the Executive Director of PCMCH in this newly created senior leadership role, the Director of Health Equity is responsible for the development and implementation of a provincial Heath Equity Plan for perinatal, newborn, child and youth health in Ontario. The Director will facilitate embedding equity principles across PCMCH's work, translating goals and commitments into tangible action. The incumbent will work in partnership with other PCMCH staff and external partners to design and roll out programs and initiatives that address structural barriers, systemic inequities, and differential outcomes experienced by equity-deserving populations within the perinatal and child health system. The Director will hold senior leadership accountability to advance PCMCH's Reconciliation efforts, specifically to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities and take concrete steps to address the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action. This leadership role requires a highly collaborative individual who understands and values the importance of engaging with diverse communities to shape our work and has a track record of successfully working with partners such as government, service delivery organizations within and beyond the healthcare sector, patients and families, and community leaders to advance shared goals.  The Director will be a change agent who assesses complex system challenges through a critical, equity-informed lens and can work effectively within established structures to influence policy, practice, and culture. Here's What You'll Get to Do Lead the development and implementation of a multi-year Health Equity Plan for perinatal, newborn, child and youth health in Ontario that is informed by equity-integrated data, robust community engagement and system priorities, and that provides the roadmap for PCMCH's equity work. Evaluate and publicly report on PCMCH's progress in implementing its Health Equity Plan, upholding the organization's commitment to accountability and transparency. Collaborate with Executive Director, Secretariat team, Governing Council and committees to embed equity, inclusion, cultural safety and anti-racism principles into PCMCH's programs and initiatives, bringing trauma-informed and distinctions-based approaches to the organization's work. Propose, plan and lead projects that address specific equity and inclusion gaps for priority populations such as Indigenous, Black, newcomer, and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities and those who may experience barriers related to income, literacy, or disabilities. This will include applying a deep understanding of how social determinants of health and intersectionality affect health outcomes and patient experience, seeking input and guidance from communities, building new partnerships, and employing strong project management, research, facilitation, and critical thinking skills to implement new initiatives with concrete and measurable goals. Supervise and support PCMCH's Program Manager, Indigenous Health Equity and Engagement in building relationships with Indigenous organizations and communities and implementing partnership initiatives that close the gaps in health outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Critically review and refine PCMCH's patient and caregiver engagement strategy to ensure that the organization proactively addresses barriers to participation for individuals with lived and living experience from diverse backgrounds and leverages their expertise in meaningful ways to co-design PCMCH's work. Strengthen the PCMCH Secretariat's knowledge, capacity and confidence to advance equity by facilitating professional development and training on tools such as anti-oppression frameworks, health equity impact assessments, Indigenous data governance frameworks, and leading practices for partnering with patients and families. Here's What You'll Need Graduate degree or equivalent combination of education and experience in Health Administration, Public Health, Human Rights, Social Justice, Ethics, Equity Studies, Indigenous Studies or related field 5 - 7 years of progressive leadership experience advancing equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism and influencing system-level change within healthcare, community services, government, or other large multi-stakeholder environments Advanced knowledge of equity, diversity and inclusion frameworks and principles, including intersectionality and social determinants of health, with proven experience embedding equity into organizational initiatives Strong understanding of inequities experienced by Indigenous communities including the impact of colonization and systemic racism, and an awareness of Indigenous governance structures, health and healing practices, data governance frameworks, and approaches to undertake meaningful engagement Track record of success in translating strategies into practical action by designing and implementing new policies, programs and initiatives Exceptional project management skills and experience leading teams in matrixed environments Ability to work well with a broad range of partners, navigating diverse and at times competing perspectives with integrity, humility, and respect Experience using equity-informed data and performance measures to identify disparities, guide action and demonstrate accountability, with experience collecting and analyzing data considered an asset Lived experience as a member of an equity-deserving group is strongly valued Employment Type: Full-time, permanent, hybrid working model (3 days on-site/week) PCMCH is committed to the achievement of equity, diversity and inclusion within Ontario's perinatal and child health system. This includes embedding equity and inclusivity into the work we do and into ensuring those who are involved in getting the work done reflect the diversity of the population and the needs of Ontarians. We welcome all individuals to consider being a part of our organization.