Polysomnography Tech-RRT: Sleep Diagnostics & Leadership

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 76,000 - 97,000; Full time

Job summary

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is seeking a Polysomnography Technologist-RRT to perform diagnostic sleep testing and related services. Work under clinical supervision to ensure high-quality patient care, troubleshoot equipment, and contribute to education and research initiatives.

The role emphasizes professional leadership, knowledge of respiratory therapy, and ongoing learning, with responsibilities spanning calibration, documentation, and collaboration with the sleep center team.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-like clinical knowledge in polysomnography and respiratory care.
• Minimum one year of experience required; two years preferred in respiratory therapy.
• Active licensure in related respiratory/medical boards upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Perform polysomnography testing and related diagnostic services under supervision.
• Calibrate equipment and apply electrodes, ensuring proper signal quality.
• Document observations and procedural changes for accurate scoring.
• Lead process improvements and uphold professional practice standards.
• Incorporate research into clinical practice and pursue ongoing education.
• Act as a consultant to support staff development.
• Assess and improve performance based on outcomes and feedback.
• Maintain a blame-free environment and promote learning.
• Identify personal learning needs and complete required CE credits.
• Demonstrate effective resource management and cost awareness.

Skills

Respiratory therapy knowledge

Education

Associate's Degree

Job description

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is seeking a Polysomnography Technologist-RRT to perform diagnostic sleep testing and related services. Work under clinical supervision to ensure high-quality patient care, troubleshoot equipment, and contribute to education and research initiatives.

The role emphasizes professional leadership, knowledge of respiratory therapy, and ongoing learning, with responsibilities spanning calibration, documentation, and collaboration with the sleep center team.