Night Sleep Technician II: Lead Polysomnography & Mentoring

Medical Faculty Associates, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 44,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

Medical Faculty Associates, Inc. is seeking a Sleep Polysomnography Technician II for the Night Shift in Washington, DC.

This role performs PSG testing, scoring, and related interventions, while mentoring junior technicians and ensuring compliance with hospital policies and AASM standards. Under DC regulations, the sleep tech works under general supervision of a licensed physician or polysomnographic technologist, and collaborates with colleagues to deliver high-quality patient care during

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Completion of an accredited polysomnography program (CAAHEP or A-STEP) required.
• Associate degree or higher in a related healthcare field preferred but not required.
• Active RPSGT certification through BRPT is required.
• Current CPR certification (AHA or ARC) required.
• Registration with the DC Board of Medicine as a Polysomnographic Technician required.
• Active licensure/registration with DC Board of Medicine as a Polysomnographic Technician required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct polysomnographic testing (PSG), CPAP/BiPAP titration, split-night studies, MSLT, and MWT.
• Score sleep stages, respiratory events, and arousals per AASM guidelines.
• Mentor junior technicians and train staff as needed.
• Document procedures and observations accurately in the EMR.
• Maintain sleep laboratory equipment and ensure patient safety and comfort.

Skills

Active RPSGT certification

Current CPR certification

Passing CPSGT exam

Registration with DC Board of Medicine

Overnight work capability

Mentoring junior technicians

Sleep disorders knowledge

Education

AA/AS or higher in healthcare (preferred)

Accredited polysomnography program (CAAHEP or A-STEP)

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Medical Faculty Associates, Inc. is seeking a Sleep Polysomnography Technician II for the Night Shift in Washington, DC.

This role performs PSG testing, scoring, and related interventions, while mentoring junior technicians and ensuring compliance with hospital policies and AASM standards. Under DC regulations, the sleep tech works under general supervision of a licensed physician or polysomnographic technologist, and collaborates with colleagues to deliver high-quality patient care during