AAET

07/23/2025

With great regret, due to circumstances outside of our control, AAET must announce that our fall workshop that was expected to be held in Indianapolis must be canceled. We are deeply sorry for any inconvenience but are greatly looking forward to our Winter Workshop that will be held in Sacramento, CA this November. More details to come soon.

07/09/2025

Looking for a new position? Check out this new job posting on our website from Baptist Health in Jacksonville Beach, Florida!

Job Summary ***Up to a $1,500 Sign-On-Bonus Available*** Nerve Conduction Technologist, Neurology Department, Full or Part-Time A Nerve Conduction Technician performs diagnostic tests to evaluate nerve function and identify abnormalities in the nervous system. Responsibilities include preparing pati...

06/19/2025

AAET would like to extend a heartfelt congratulations to our newly credentialed technologists!

ZYE BUTLER, R.NCS.T
COREY CHOKA, R.NCS.T
JESSE DAVIS, R.NCS.T
HAZEM ELKARABATY, R.NCS.T
TRACY LOURDES JOSEPH, R.NCS.T
KIMBERLY KENINGER, R.NCS.T
JEFFREY LIMOS, R.NCS.T
SRIDURGA NAVANETHAKRISHNAN, R.NCS.T
KAREN SEALS, R.NCS.T
MAHNAZ SOHRABY, R.NCS.T

06/11/2025

🚨 Calling for Volunteers! 🚨
Are you passionate about your profession and ready to take your involvement to the next level?
AAET is actively seeking dedicated volunteers to serve on our committees. Whether you're a seasoned technologist or early in your career, your voice, experience, and perspective are valuable.
🤝 Committee service is more than a résumé booster — it’s an opportunity to:
✔️ Shape the future of our profession
✔️ Advocate for quality patient care and technologist standards
✔️ Collaborate with like-minded professionals
✔️ Develop leadership skills and professional connections
Your involvement helps ensure that our standards, training, and policies reflect the expertise of those working in the field every day.
🧠 When technologists work for technologists, the entire profession moves forward.
📩 Interested in serving? Comment below or message us directly to learn more about current openings!

05/23/2025

We're heading to Indianapolis, Indiana! Come join us at the Crossroads of America for our Fall Hands-On NCS Workshop held at the Hyatt Regency. You'll gain valuable insights, skills and 16 CE credits towards your recertification or examination pre-requisites. Follow the link to register and become a leader in the field of Nerve Conduction Studies.

This Hands-on workshop will provide technologists with basic anatomy and physiology as relative to nerve conduction studies along with the skills and techniques that are required to perform routine nerve conduction studies.

02/27/2025

On behalf of AAET and its Board of Directors, I extend heartfelt congratulations to each our newly registered technologists. Your dedication and achievement are commendable, and we take immense pride in your success!

Certificate Delivery: The Professional Testing Corporation (PTC) will be sending your well-deserved certificates via email within the coming week.

Thank you for contributing to the field of technologists, and we look forward to witnessing your continued growth and impact.

TIFFANY BUCANAN-WILLIAMS
NICOLE JANE CHORBA
MANUEL CRUZ
REBECCA GOWANS-HATCH
MADELYNN KAY RISNER

02/22/2025

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of our new President and Treasurer at the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Technologists.

President: Juliana Miller, R.NCS.T. Juliana Miller brings over 17 years of experience in the field of Neurodiagnostics. She has been a dedicated member of AAET since 2022 and has made significant contributions to the field. Juliana currently serves as a Nerve Conduction Technologist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where she oversees multiple labs across three hospitals. Her commitment to excellence and growth in the field is truly commendable. We are excited to see her visionary leadership and the positive impact she will undoubtedly make on our association and the field as a whole.

Treasurer: Melissa Mayberry, R.NCS.T. Melissa Mayberry has been serving as the Treasurer of AAET since 2018. With a career spanning over two decades, Melissa has extensive experience in neurodiagnostics, performing EEGs, EPs, NCVs, ENGs, and IOM cases. Her dedication and expertise have been invaluable to our association. We are grateful for her continued service and look forward to her ongoing contributions.

Please join us in welcoming Juliana Miller and Melissa Mayberry to their new roles. We are confident that their leadership will drive AAET to new heights!

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02/05/2025

Check out our newly posted Agenda for our 2025 Annual Conference! We are jam packed full of amazing presenters ready to share their knowledge! We hope to see you there!

Our conference will feature a hands on workshop and a comprehensive lecture series which will include keynote speakers and will be designed to enhance your knowledge in the field of Nerve Conduction Studies.

02/05/2025

Check out this exciting learning opportunity presented by Mayo!

February 16 - 22, 2025 - Ritz-Carlton - Amelia Island, Florida This course offers Live (in-person) and Livestream (virtual) attendance options This course is designed as a review of techniques and topics pertaining to clinical neurophysiology which includes: EMG, EEG, evoked potentials, autonomic te...

01/14/2025

Come join us for our 2025 AAET Annual Conference in Nashville, Tennessee! Our conference will feature a hands on workshop and a comprehensive lecture series which will include keynote speakers and will be designed to enhance your knowledge in the field of Nerve Conduction Studies. Up to 24 CE's may....

01/13/2025

Come Join us in Nashville, Tennessee! Enhance your knowledge, grow your network, and work toward gaining CE credits for initial certification or recertification. Our conference includes a hands on workshop as well as a lecture series and is open to all technologists from new techs to seasoned veterans. We greatly look forward to seeing you there!

Come join us for our 2025 AAET Annual Conference in Nashville, Tennessee! Our conference will feature a hands on workshop and a comprehensive lecture series which will include keynote speakers and will be designed to enhance your knowledge in the field of Nerve Conduction Studies. Up to 24 CE's may....

11/28/2024

Our AAET Board of Directors and committee members would like to wish you and your family a very happy and safe Thanksgiving. Take a look at some of the reasons our President, Mary Miller, is thankful today for her career in neurodiagnostics!

"Choosing to become a neurodiagnostic technologist has been one of the most fulfilling decisions of my life. The journey of working in this field offers me a unique blend of personal and professional satisfaction, driven by several deeply meaningful reasons for which I am incredibly thankful.

Firstly, the opportunity to help others is rewarding. As a neurodiagnostic technologist, I have played a critical role in diagnosing and treating neurological conditions. I have gotten to contribute to improving patients' lives by providing accurate and essential data that helps physicians make informed decisions. Knowing that my work has directly impacts someone’s health and well-being gives me a profound sense of purpose and gratitude.

In addition to helping others, I am thankful for the chance to have comforted patients during stressful moments. Many of the individuals I have encountered were experiencing anxiety or discomfort due to their health concerns. Being able to offer reassurance, empathy, and a calm presence during their diagnostic procedures was incredibly gratifying. It has been a privilege to be a source of comfort and support when they have needed it the most, and this aspect of the job continually reminded me of the importance of compassion in healthcare.

Furthermore, one of the aspects that makes my soul truly happy and for which I am profoundly grateful is the chance to educate and mentor new technologists. Sharing my knowledge and experience with those entering the field is both a joy and a responsibility I take to heart. Watching new technologists grow, develop their skills, and find their own passion for neurodiagnostics is inspiring. It’s a continuous cycle of learning and teaching that keeps the profession dynamic and evolving.

Overall, I am deeply thankful for the career I have chosen. Becoming a neurodiagnostic technologist has allowed me to align my professional path with my personal values and passions. The fulfillment I derive from helping others, comforting patients, and educating new technologists makes this career not just a job, but a calling. It’s a role that enriches my life while allowing me to make a tangible difference in the lives of others, and for that, I am endlessly grateful." -Mary Miller, R.NCS.T.

AAET is thankful for all of its members, we can't do what we do without you.