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2810 Douglas Hospital, Inc.
Overview
The Registered Polysomnographic Technologist provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment of sleep disorders through in-center and out-of-center testing. Responsibilities include setting up equipment, monitoring patient data, scoring clinical events, and providing patient education.
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3 days ago
Mercyhealth Wisconsin and Illinois
The Registered Sleep Technician is responsible for gathering and analyzing patient information, preparing and calibrating testing equipment, and performing various sleep studies according to established protocols. They also score polysomnographic records and generate accurate reports while ensuring patient safety and comfort.
$25 - $40 / HOUR
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Lurie Children's Hospital
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21 days ago
The technologist is responsible for performing polysomnographic testing, including equipment setup, patient monitoring, and data acquisition. They also perform scoring of sleep stages and clinical events while ensuring patient safety and maintaining accurate documentation.
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27 days ago
The Respiratory Care Practitioner/Sleep Technician performs comprehensive sleep testing analysis and evaluates respiratory-related sleep disorders. Responsibilities include monitoring ventilators, assessing patients, and generating accurate reports.
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1 month ago
Carle Health
The role involves diagnosing sleep disorders through in-center and home testing, including patient preparation and technical setup. Responsibilities also include scoring sleep/wake stages and clinical events to generate comprehensive reports for physician interpretation.
Lovelace Health System
Responsibilities include seeing sleep apnea patients, ordering sleep studies, and managing patient follow-ups. The role also involves ordering positive airway pressure supplies as needed.
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Johnson Regional Medical Center
The Registered Sleep Technologist provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment of sleep disorders through in-center and home sleep apnea testing, including diagnostic and therapeutic interventions and direct patient education. Key duties involve performing various sleep studies, ensuring data quality through calibration and monitoring, and accurately scoring and reporting results according to professional guidelines.
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Erlanger Health System
The Registered Polysomnographic Technologist independently performs and evaluates overnight polysomnograms, MSLTs, and oximetries using sophisticated medical equipment to record sleep/wake physiology. This role involves administering oxygen, applying recording devices, recognizing sleep pathology, and accurately scoring recordings for physician interpretation.
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As a Registered Polysomnographic Technician, you will perform comprehensive polysomnographic testing and provide supervision to other technicians. You will also explain procedures to patients and ensure the proper functioning of equipment during tests.
Kindred Healthcare
This role involves performing limited clinical diagnostic procedures for patients with sleep-related disorders, including setting up equipment, interviewing patients, and performing necessary testing. Essential functions also include scoring, interpreting, reporting results of sleep studies, and educating patients on findings and resources.
