IONP Career Outcomes

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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.

Note: The data below was collected by the U-M Career Development Center and combines 5 years with a total of 59 graduates reporting full-time or part-time employment. The stats represent undergraduate students in the intraoperative neuromonitoring concentration.

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Titles Held by Our Graduates

Our graduates turn their education into rewarding careers, focusing on patient outcomes. Some of their most commonly reported job titles include:

  • Intraoperative Neuromonitorist
  • Intraoperative Neurophysiologist
  • Neurodiagnostic Technologist
  • Neurophysiologist Technician
  • Surgical Neurophysiologist
100%
Employment Rate Among Graduates*
*Based on undergraduate students
750
Clinical Hours Completed Before Graduation*
*For the master's program
98%
Of Graduates* Pass CNIM Exam On Their First Try
*Based on undergraduate students

Top Post-Graduation Locations

Across the years reported, our graduates have found employment in 13 states and internationally. The three most frequently reported employment destinations are Illinois, Michigan, and New York. No matter where you go, you can count on hearing a spirited "Go Blue!"
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Illinois

Illinois ranks as the top destination across the years reported, with many graduates building their careers in Chicago and throughout the state.

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Michigan

Michigan remains a leading destination for our graduates, who contribute their skills and expertise to organizations across the state.

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New York

New York is consistently among the most common employment destinations, offering graduates opportunities across a wide range of industries.

Employers of Our Graduates

Explore the organizations that have employed our graduates, organized by reporting year.

  • Baxter International
  • Duke University Health
  • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
  • MPOWERHealth
  • Neuromonitoring Associates
  • Neuroprotective Solutions
  • NuVasive Clinical Services
  • IntraNerve Neuroscience
  • Massachusetts General Hospital
  • MPOWERHealth
  • Neuro Alert
  • Neuromonitoring Associates
  • Stanford Health Care
  • Whitworth University
  • Duke University Health
  • National Neuromonitoring Services
  • New York-Presbyterian Hospital / Weill Cornell Medicine
  • Northwestern Memorial Hospital
  • Procirca
  • Republic of Singapore Air Force, Ministry of Defense
  • Rush University Hospital
  • SpecialtyCare
  • UCSF Health
  • Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation
  • Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
  • National Neuromonitoring Services
  • NuVasive Clinical Services
  • Procirca
  • University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
  • Comprehensive Neuromonitoring
  • Indiana University
  • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
  • National Neuromonitoring Services
  • Neuroprotective Services
  • NuVasive Clinical Services
  • Procirca
  • Rush Medical Center
  • Synapses IOM