Neurophysiology

Clinical neurophysiology records the electrical activity of the nervous system so that clinicians can investigate conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.

Training covers electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), nerve conduction studies and evoked potentials. You learn how to prepare and position a patient, place electrodes accurately, run a recording, recognise artefact, and produce a technically sound trace that a reporting clinician can rely on.

Teaching begins in our neurophysiology laboratory on campus, where you practise on the same equipment used in clinical settings under the supervision of qualified instructors. You then progress to supervised clinical placement through our partnership with Mikindani Hospital, working with real patients and real referrals.

Graduates typically work in neurology and neurosurgery units, epilepsy and sleep services, and private diagnostic laboratories.

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