Sleep Technologist (Polysomnographer) - PRN

Role And Responsibilities The Polysomnographic Technologist supports Sleep Medicine by performing diagnostic sleep studies, therapeutic trials, and patient education. They assess patient data, interpret information based on age-specific needs, and ensure the delivery of quality healthcare to patients. Qualifications And Skills Associate of Applied Science degree or related field (preferably in Clinical Neurophysiology or Respiratory Care)Experience in sleep or respiratory careRegistered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT) certificationBasic Life Support (BLS) certification, valid for at least 90 days from startCRT or RRT certification and AZ Respiratory Care Practitioner license if applicable Key Duties Perform sleep studies, interpret data, educate patients, and support efficient clinical operations. The role requires knowledge of growth and development principles and the ability to adapt care to different age groups. Additional Details Part-time, supplemental/PRN schedule with overnight hours, compensation between $27.99 and $41.98/hour, and no benefits eligibility. The position is nonexempt and may involve weekend staffing as needed.