Performs and is knowledgeable and efficient in polysomnographic diagnostic testing. The role requires integrating a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology with sleep/wake pathology. The technologist is responsible for the quality of data collected from polysomnograms and must maintain vigilance in a non-stimulating environment. The position involves assimilating data from multiple sources and anticipating the initiation of care in accordance with protocols to prevent patient harm. The technologist must know when to consult a physician, react quickly and calmly in emergencies, and follow patient confidentiality guidelines. Excellent communication skills are needed to educate patients, support their safety and comfort, and discuss patient and clinical situations with physicians. This position is in the UHS Sleep and Neurodiagnostic Center and works a night rotational shift, with 40 regularly scheduled hours per week.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Associate degree