Registered Polysomnographic Sleep Technologist (RPSGT)

American Academy of Sleep Medicine; Cordova (TN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

American Academy of Sleep Medicine in Cordova, TN is seeking a patient-focused technologist to perform overnight sleep studies, explain procedures with compassion, and maintain precise documentation.

Responsibilities include preparing patients, applying sensors, monitoring PSG per AASM standards, ensuring safety, disinfecting rooms, and collaborating with the sleep team to support smooth operations.

Qualifications

• Active RPSGT credential required.
• BLS/CPR current or willingness to obtain before start.
• Experience performing PSG studies and maintaining signal quality.
• Strong patient communication and ability to work independently overnight.
• Accurate documentation and reliable attendance.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for sleep studies and explain procedures clearly.
• Perform and monitor overnight PSG studies per AASM standards.
• Apply and adjust sensors; troubleshoot signals/artifacts.
• Document study details thoroughly (history, observations, events).
• Provide patient safety monitoring and respond appropriately to urgent situations.
• Clean/disinfect rooms and equipment; follow infection control protocols.
• Maintain supplies and help ensure equipment readiness.
• Collaborate with providers and team members to support smooth operations.
• Assist with additional sleep services as needed (e.g., PAP titrations/split-night studies).

Skills

Patient communication

Documentation

Attention to detail

Overnight shift

Bilingual (Spanish)

Education

RPSGT credential (Active)

Job description

This position is ideal for apatient-focused technologist who delivers high-quality studies, communicates clearly with patients,and maintains excellent documentation and quality standards.

Responsibilities

Prepare patients for sleep studies and explain procedures clearly and compassionately

perform and monitor overnight polysomnography (PSG) studies per AASM standards.

Apply and adjust sensors; troubleshoot signals/artifacts to ensure accurate data collection.

Document study details thoroughly and accurately (history, observations, events).

Provide patient safety monitoring and respond appropriately to urgent situations.

Clean/disinfect rooms and equipment; follow infection control protocols.

Maintain supplies and help ensure equipment readiness.

Collaborate with providers and team members to support smooth operations.

Assist with additional sleep services as needed (e.g., PAP titrations/split-night studies).

Required qualifications

Active RPSGT credential (required)

BLS/CPR (current or willing to obtain before start)

Experience performing PSG studies and maintaining signal quality

Strong patient communication skills and ability to work independently overnight

Solid computer skills and consistent, accurate documentation

Reliable attendance and punctuality

Preferred qualifications

Experience with PAP titration and split-night studies

Prior sleep lab/clinic experience

Bilingual (Spanish) a plus (not required)