Program Offerings:

• Full-Time day
• Online (subject to clinical site verification and approval)
• Begins each July (September start for applicable transfer students)

Prerequisites for Admissions:  

• Online students must have six months' clinical experience and/or be supervised by a R.EEG T.
• Seated students must participate in shadowing experience (all applicants are required to shadow an electroneurodiagnostic technologist in a hospital setting for 4 hours)
• Interviews are required.

Application Requirements:

• Completed application form and $25 application fee. 
• Official high school transcripts and college transcripts (if applicable)
• Minimum combined SAT score of 900 - TOEFL scores (for international applicants) 
• Completed Accuplacer test or applicable college transfer credits.
• Minimum GPA of 2.5
• Official Written Essay (Why I Chose Electroneurodiagnostic Technology as a Career).
• Two letter(s) of recommendation; one from current employer/clinical site, the other can be from a teacher, guidance counselor or personal reference. Must be current.
• Signed clinical affiliation contract.
• Acceptable computer and Internet requirements. 
• Signed and completed clinical site check list.
• ASET® student membership fee (post acceptance)

Application Deadlines:

• Priority deadline for applications for this program is December 31.

Financial Aid Deadline:

• FAFSA form priority deadline is April 1
• Harcum College Financial Aid Data Form priority deadline is April 1
• Harcum College scholarship applications are due May 1

 Electroneurodiagnostic Technology - Fast Facts  Accreditation for Education in ElectroneuroTechnology (CoA-END) 2007.  

• Electroneurodiagnostic technologists (Neuro techs) work in hospitals, physician's offices, operating rooms and sleep disorder centers.
• Electroneurodiagnostics is the allied health care profession that records, monitors and analyzes nervous system function to promote the effective treatment of pathologic conditions. Technologists record electrical activity arising from the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, somatosensory or motor nerve systems using a variety of techniques and instruments. Technologists prepare data and documentation for interpretation by a physician. Considerable individual initiative, reasoning skill and sound judgement are all expected of the electroneurodiagnostic professional.
• The most common electroneurodiagnostic procedures are the Electroencephalogram (EEG), Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring (IONM), Long Term Monitoring (LTM), the Polysomnogram (PSG), the Evoked Potential (EP) and Nerve Conduction Studies (NCS). The Committee on Accreditation for Education in Electroneuro-diagnostic Technology (CoA-END) 2007.
• Graduates of the program are expected to take the national EEG credentialing examination, (Fee TBA) which is administered by the American Board of Registration of Electro-encephalographic and Evoked Potential Technologists® (ABRET).
• More information is available at: www.aset.org, www.abret.org and www.harcum.edu

Course Sequence 

Summer Session II

CIS 101	Intro to Microcomputers	4 cr.
PSY 111	Intro to Psychology	3 cr.
IDS  101	Harcum 101	1 cr.
		8 cr.

Fall Semester- I

NDT 101	Foundations of Electroneurodiagnostics	4 cr.
NDT 102	Neurodiagnostic Technology I	4 cr.
NDT 103	Clinical Practicum II	4 cr.
MTH 113	College Math	3 cr.
ENG  101	English Composition I	3 cr.
		18 cr.

Spring Semester I

NDT 104	Neurodiagnostic Technology II	4 cr.
NDT 105	Clinical Practicum II	4 cr.
BIO  108	Human Anatomy & Physiology	3 cr.
ENG 102	English Composition II	3 cr.
		14 cr.

Summer Session I 

NDT 106	Neuroanatomy Basics for the NT	4 cr.
NDT 107	Clinical Practicum III	4 cr.
		8 cr.

Summer Session II

PSY 156	Human Development	3 cr.
NDT 108	Clinical Practicum IV	4 cr.
		7 cr.

Fall Semester II

NDT 201	Clinical Sciences I	4 cr.
NDT 202	Neurodiagnostic Technology III	4 cr.
NDT 203	Clinical Practicum V	4 cr.
HUM	Humanities Elective	3 cr.
		15 cr.

Spring Semester II

NDT 204	Clinical Sciences II	4 cr.
NDT 205	Neurodiagnostic Technology IV	4 cr.
NDT 206	Clinical Practicum VI	4 cr.
	Diversity Elective	3 cr.
		15 cr.

TOTAL CREDITS: 85

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