Train the Next Generation of IONM Professionals
UConn’s Department of Physiology and Neurobiology partners with industry leaders to design and deliver high-quality, workforce-focused training programs for specialized roles in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM).
Why Partner With UConn
We connect academic expertise with real-world industry needs — providing organizations with a scalable, high-quality pipeline of trained professionals ready to contribute from day one. Benefits include:
- Access to expert faculty and established curriculum development
- Ability to scale training beyond internal company resources
- A model that aligns education with workforce needs
- Opportunities to build long-term talent pipelines
Case Study: NeuroIOM Training Program
Faculty in the UConn Department of Physiology and Neurobiology have partnered with NeuroIOM to develop a customized 12-week hybrid training program that includes:
- 168 hours of instruction across didactic, lab, and clinical training (equivalent to 12 credits)
- Synchronous online coursework to build foundational knowledge and technical skills
- On-site clinical training delivered by an affiliate provider
- Preparation for entry-level roles, including the ability to independently monitor spine procedures
Graduates who successfully complete the program will be strong candidates for open positions at NeuroIOM. The program’s rigorous combination of academic instruction and hands-on experience also prepares participants to compete for roles with other IONM providers and in-house hospital programs. Placement support is available for those who wish to pursue these career opportunities.
Connect with Us
Interested in developing a training program for your organization? We welcome new industry partners. Contact our clinical program director to explore collaboration opportunities.
Payam Andalib
Clinical Program Director, UConn Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring (IONM)