Every signal, watched — from incision to closure.
Loftus Neurological Technologies supports surgical teams with intraoperative neuromonitoring, the equipment and workflows behind it, and the training that keeps a monitoring program running well.
We work alongside neurophysiologists, OR staff, and hospital administration on three fronts:
- Real-time monitoring support during spine, neurosurgical, and ENT cases
- Equipment setup, calibration, and case documentation
- Staff training and exam preparation built from real case material
What we do
Three connected functions — clinical monitoring, the technology it depends on, and the training that sustains it — under one team.
Intraoperative neuromonitoring
We support real-time monitoring of the nervous system during surgery, so the team in the room knows immediately if a signal changes. Coverage spans spine, neurosurgical, and ENT cases, coordinated with the operating surgeon throughout.
Technology & equipment support
Monitoring is only as reliable as the equipment behind it. We handle setup, calibration, and troubleshooting of monitoring systems, along with case documentation workflows built to hold up under audit and review.
Education & training
We build training programs and materials from real case findings rather than generic slide decks — in-service sessions for OR staff, board-exam preparation, and structured onboarding for new team members.
Run by people who understand both the OR and the org chart
Loftus Neurological Technologies was built around a simple observation: monitoring programs don't fail because the clinical work is hard — they fail because the scheduling, credentialing, documentation, and training around that work gets neglected.
Our leadership brings organizational and administrative experience to a field usually run purely on clinical bandwidth, working alongside certified neurophysiologists to keep programs staffed, compliant, and well taught.
"The clinical work in the room is only half of what makes a monitoring program work. The other half is everything that has to be in place before the case even starts."— Founding principle, Loftus Neurological Technologies
Built for teaching, not just delivery
Every engagement produces material your team keeps — not a one-time visit.
Case-based curricula
Teaching decks and exam material drawn from real findings — BAEP, EMG, and evoked-potential cases your team will actually see.
Credentialing support
Interview preparation, exam-style question sets, and documentation to help staff move toward certification.
Program documentation
Protocols and reference material written down clearly enough that they outlast any one person on the team.
Get in touch
Tell us what you're working on — a case coverage need, an equipment question, or a training program you'd like to build. We respond within one business day.