PresidentJuliana Miller, R.NCS.T.
Welcome Juliana Miller as the new President of AAET!
Board Member since 2022
We are thrilled to announce and warmly welcome Juliana Miller as the new President of the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Technologists (AAET). With an impressive career spanning 17+ years, Juliana brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the field of Neurodiagnostics.
Juliana has been a Nerve Conduction Technologist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where she has worked her way up to a Director position. In her role, she oversees multiple labs across three hospitals, and she is driving plans for further expansions. Her commitment to excellence and growth in the field is truly commendable.
Passionate about education, Juliana places the training and development of fellow Technologists on a high pedestal. She advocates strongly for Neurodiagnostics to be recognized not just as a job, but as a vital and respected profession.
Outside of her professional achievements, Juliana cherishes time spent with her family. She enjoys life with her supportive husband, their two wonderful daughters, and their border collie, Molly.
As she steps into her role as President, we look forward to her visionary leadership and the positive impact she will undoubtedly make on our association and the field as a whole.
To be announced
Member at LargeMason Minnerly, R.NCS.T., CNCT
Board Member since 2023-Present
After serving in the Marine Corps Mason began his neurodiagnostic career in 2012 with on-the-job training at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. After earning his R.NCS.T. and CNCT credentials in 2020 he began working for Houston Methodist Medical Center and also works as an independent contractor in neurodiagnostic and consulting roles. He is a current member of technologist education(ABEM), examination(AAET), and recertification(AAET) committees and has a passion for training and advancing technologists practical skills. His hobbies include motorcycle riding, carpentry, and spending time with his wife, 5-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter.
TreasurerMelisa Mayberry, R.NCS.T.
Treasurer 2018-Present
Melissa Mayberry has been the Treasurer of the American Association of Electroneurodiagnostic Technologists (AAET) since 2018.
Melissa's journey in neurodiagnostics began at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau, MO, back in 2000. Since then, she's had an impressive career, performing EEGs, EPs, NCVs, ENGs, and IOM cases. Her neurodiagnostic training under the guidance of Larry Head and her EMG/NCV training with Jerry Morris, R.NCT.T, laid a strong foundation for her expertise.
In 2008, Melissa embraced the role of a traveler for Aureus, extending her contract with Greenville Memorial Healthcare in South Carolina. She ultimately accepted a full-time position there, focusing on NCS for both pediatric and adult patients under a physician's direction. Melissa had been a traveler for 7 years, where she was exposed to multiple cases in neurodiagnostic field, from geriatric to neonate patients from different geographic areas.
By 2014, Melissa had joined the University of Missouri Health Care in Columbia, MO, where she predominantly performed NCVs and played a significant role in teaching nerve conduction to rotating residents and students. Her dedication and expertise wer further recognized when she passed the R.NCS.T exam in 2015.
2018, Melissa accepted a position as Lead Neurodiagnostic Technologist at St. Luke's Hospital in Chesterfield, MO, where she takes on the role of leadership, still educating the employees that she works with.
With 25 years of experience in neurodiagnostics, Melissa is eager to contribute to the field as part of the AAET Board of Directors. We look forward to the positive impact of what she has undoubtedly brought to our organization. Please join us in congratulating Melissa on her 7-year anniversary on the Board of Directors of AAET.
SecretaryTammy Hether R. EEG/EP T., R. NCS T.
Secretary, 2023-Present
Tammy graduated from the Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program at Western Technical College in 1993. She has worked at Froedtert Hospital in Wisconsin and MU Healthcare in Missouri where she is currently supervisor over EEG, EMG and Epilepsy monitoring. She has experience in EEG, EP, NCS, IOM, LTM and Epilepsy surgery. She has been involved with distance learning in NDT and examined for EEG and EP boards. She enjoys learning and teaching new techs.