The Sleep Technologist prepares the laboratory and bedrooms for overnight data collection, explains procedures to patients, and maintains a comfortable, controlled laboratory environment. The role involves using and troubleshooting diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, documenting patient responses to medications, oxygen, and other measures, and responding appropriately to emergencies and technical problems. The technologist also supports technical staff and participates in training, in-service programs, and clinical competency activities.
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Education Level
High school or GED