A typical day for an ECT Technician involves preparing treatment rooms, setting up and maintaining ECT equipment, and assisting medical staff before, during, and after electroconvulsive therapy sessions. You’ll monitor patient vital signs, provide reassurance and support, and ensure all safety protocols are followed. ECT Technicians often collaborate closely with psychiatrists, anesthesiologists, and nursing staff as part of a multidisciplinary team. The work can be both routine and fast-paced, with each session requiring careful attention to patient comfort and procedural accuracy.