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Electra Memorial Hospital in Electra, TX is seeking a Sleep Lab Technician to administer sleep studies under physician supervision. You will assist in equipment cleaning and maintenance and perform office tasks within the respiratory department.
You will work 40 hours per week on 10-hour night shifts from 8:00 PM to 6:00 AM, focusing on accurate data recording, patient comfort, and timely reporting of sleep study results.
Job Location: Electra Memorial Hospital - Electra, TX 76360,
Under the supervision of a physician and the Respiratory Director, administers prescribed sleep studies, assists in the cleaning and maintenance of equipment and performs various office related tasks need within the respiratory department.
Our staff is our most valued asset. Electra Hospital District operates eleven businesses that work as a team to provide complete continuity of care for our patients. We know that people make the difference and consider our team members the best in the business.
It takes the best of the best to provide superior patient care. Our employees make a difference in our quality care, and we reward them for their dedication. We offer competitive, market-driven compensation and benefit plans.
We believe that the best patient care comes from happy employees. At Electra Hospital District, we strive to create a family culture with open lines of communication. A dedicated employee appreciation committee provides year-round fun at all our locations.
Qualifications: EDUCATION: High school diploma or equivalent required.
EXPERIENCE: One year experience in sleep study preferred.
PERSONAL JOB-RELATED SKILLS: Knowledge of polysomnography procedures and equipment. Effective oral and written communication skills. Familiar with operating computers and ability to utilize computer systems.
LICENSURE, REGISTRY, CERTIFICATIONS: CPR
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS: Duties of the position require periods of sitting, standing, and walking. Some bending, stooping, twisting, reaching, and lifting up to 32 pounds or heavier when supporting patients who may suddenly become weak or helpless. The ability to comprehend and follow written and verbal instructions or directions.