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UPMC
Overview
Perform all aspects of in-center and out-of-center sleep study acquisition and analysis. Responsibilities include patient preparation, electrode application, scoring sleep studies, and maintaining lab equipment.
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3 days ago
University of Missouri Health Care
Operate complex medical equipment to perform and evaluate overnight polysomnograms to help diagnose sleep disorders. Collaborate with physicians and mentor other technicians to ensure high-quality patient care and test results.
$22 - $35 / HOUR
5 days ago
Prisma Health
Performs polysomnographic testing procedures and initiates sleep-related therapies including home sleep testing and actigraphy. Responsible for scoring sleep study procedures and providing patient education in accordance with physician orders.
22 days ago
Perform and analyze in-center and out-of-center sleep studies while providing direct patient education and care. Maintain lab equipment, manage inventory, and ensure scoring competency according to AASM standards.
$25 / HOUR
23 days ago
Perform basic polysomnographic testing procedures and initiate sleep-related therapies for patients of all ages. Responsible for scoring sleep study procedures and providing complementary patient education.
1 month ago
BHS
The technologist will perform home and in-lab sleep studies, including data collection, analysis, and report generation. Additionally, the role involves managing patient registrations, insurance authorizations, and scheduling to ensure efficient department operations.
This role involves performing basic polysomnographic testing, setting up sleep-related therapies, and independently executing procedures according to physician orders and departmental policy. The technologist is primarily responsible for scoring all sleep study procedures and providing necessary patient education.
3 months ago
The technologist performs basic polysomnographic testing, sets up sleep-related therapies including remote studies, and is primarily responsible for scoring all sleep study procedures and providing patient education. This role requires independent performance of procedures following physician orders and departmental policy.
The Sleep Technologist is responsible for preparing and conducting sleep studies, ensuring quality patient care throughout the process. They also analyze and score sleep studies and maintain equipment and supplies.
4 months ago
