Sleep Technologist - Night Shift (Polysomnography)

Pulmonary Sleep and Critical Care; Port Charlotte (FL); On-site; USD 32,000 - 48,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Family oriented

Company parties

Free food & snacks

Job summary

Pulmonary Sleep and Critical Care in Port Charlotte, FL is seeking a Part-time Sleep Technologist for night shifts (7:30 PM–7:30 AM). The role maintains a 2:1 patient-to-tech ratio and guarantees 24 hours per week with opportunities to cover additional shifts.

You will perform polysomnographic studies, CPAP/BiPAP titrations, and oxygen titrations, reapply electrodes, troubleshoot equipment, and educate patients about sleep disorders while adhering to AASM/BRPT standards.

Qualifications

• CPR/BLS certification required.
• Minimum 1 year polysomnography experience or sleep program completion.
• RPSGT/RRT/CPSGT certification required.
• Associate degree or higher in health-science field preferred.
• Experience with Compumedics PSG5 preferred.
• Bilingual Spanish a plus.

Responsibilities

• Perform polysomnograms, CPAP/BiPAP, ASV titrations, Oxygen Titration studies per policies.
• Reapply electrodes and troubleshoot equipment during night shifts.
• Implement interventions for patient safety and therapy.
• Identify patient-specific needs and assess status.
• Explain testing procedures and educate patients about sleep disorders.
• Document observations to aid scoring and interpretation of results.
• Comply with safety, infection control, and BRPT/AASM standards.

Skills

CPR / BLS Certification

Polysomnography experience

RPSGT/RRT / CPSGT

Bilingual/Spanish speaking

Education

Associate’s degree or higher in healthcare science related field

Tools

Compumedics PSG5

Job description

Pulmonary Sleep and Critical Care in Port Charlotte, FL is seeking a Part-time Sleep Technologist for night shifts (7:30 PM–7:30 AM). The role maintains a 2:1 patient-to-tech ratio and guarantees 24 hours per week with opportunities to cover additional shifts.

You will perform polysomnographic studies, CPAP/BiPAP titrations, and oxygen titrations, reapply electrodes, troubleshoot equipment, and educate patients about sleep disorders while adhering to AASM/BRPT standards.