Sleep Technologist – Polysomnography Specialist

Marshall Medical Centers; Madison (AL); On-site; USD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Huntsville Hospital in the Madison/Huntsville area seeks a polysomnographic technologist to perform patient testing and record scoring, while assisting trainees and coordinating with non-registered PSGs. The role emphasizes accurate data collection and clinical decision support.

Requirements include a high school diploma or GED, registry-eligible status (BRPT) or AASM/NBRC pathways, and preferred BLS certification. Strong communication and precise electrode placement capabilities are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Degree or GED required; further education per American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
• RPSGT not required; registry-eligible pathways available for progression.
• BLS certification preferred and mandatory after provisional period.
• BRPT registry-eligible or meeting AASM pathways 1–3 or NBRC respiratory therapy certification required.
• 18 months full-time work/education in polysomnographic technology preferred.
• Must communicate well, work in a fast-paced environment, and place electrodes using the 10-20 system; strong data interpretation skills.

Responsibilities

• Patient testing and record scoring are the main duties.
• Assist in decision processes related to patient care and work with trainees.
• Collaborate with non-registered PSGs, trainees and students to ensure quality testing.

Skills

Communication

Fast-paced work

10-20 system

Data interpretation

Education

High School / GED

Tools

Polysomnography equipment

Job description

Huntsville Hospital in the Madison/Huntsville area seeks a polysomnographic technologist to perform patient testing and record scoring, while assisting trainees and coordinating with non-registered PSGs. The role emphasizes accurate data collection and clinical decision support.

Requirements include a high school diploma or GED, registry-eligible status (BRPT) or AASM/NBRC pathways, and preferred BLS certification. Strong communication and precise electrode placement capabilities are essential.