Night Sleep Technologist - Polysomnography

Banner Health; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Paid orientation

Flexible schedules

Weekly pay

403(b) retirement

Employee assistance program

Wellness program

Discounts

Job summary

Banner Health is seeking a Sleep Technologist for night shifts at BUMC Tucson, performing diagnostic sleep monitoring and home sleep tests to aid clinician diagnoses and care. The role requires technical expertise and careful data analysis to support patient outcomes.

As a Registry/Per Diem position, you will join Banner Staffing Services and may apply for regular opportunities within Banner Health. A strong background in sleep testing and EEG theory is essential.

Qualifications

• High school or equivalent required.
• Registry by Polysomnographic Technologists or NBRC RRT required.
• BLS certification required.
• Typically 3 years of sleep disorders testing experience.
• Proficiency with sleep testing equipment and EEG theory.

Responsibilities

• Obtain artifact-free sleep tracings reflecting physiologic sleep processes.
• Analyze sleep records and document sleep stages per policy.
• Troubleshoot equipment and ensure accurate recording during testing.
• Review patient medical history and medications to guide testing.
• Assist with department policies, training, and quality improvement.

Skills

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Effective communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) – NBRC

Tools

Sleep study equipment

Job description

Banner Health is seeking a Sleep Technologist for night shifts at BUMC Tucson, performing diagnostic sleep monitoring and home sleep tests to aid clinician diagnoses and care. The role requires technical expertise and careful data analysis to support patient outcomes.

As a Registry/Per Diem position, you will join Banner Staffing Services and may apply for regular opportunities within Banner Health. A strong background in sleep testing and EEG theory is essential.