Advanced technology makes real-time neuromonitoring possible, but trained professionals give the data meaning.
Hear from Josh Mergos, director of the IONP Program, about why IONP specialists need a deep understanding of neurophysiology, technology, and the surgical environment. Your expertise can help protect patients during critical moments in the OR.
Post-Graduation Employment Report
Where can an IONP degree take you? See what IONP graduates do after earning their degree by exploring career paths, employers, and opportunities.
Read More About Amine SheikLet’s say there was a kid like me. Someone who was born a bit different or has something that they feel makes them look or feel different. I want them to feel included.
Read More About Ken KrebsThrough every stage of my career, my time in the Kinesiology program has played an important role. I love that I still am using my degree to this day.
Read More About Kyle PatmoreI am extremely comfortable with my knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and my ability to monitor a case because I’ve had so much practice in the classroom and operating rooms.
Read More About Sonaal VermaMOVESCI 110 changed my perspective on the medical field. The class is divided into three different modules, neuroscience, motor control, and exercise physiology, and taught by different faculty members. They emphasized how interconnected the field of medicine and studying the human body are. The class taught me to look more holistically at problems because other aspects one isn’t considering may impact them.
