Lead Night Sleep Technologist - RPSGT

The Lead Nighttime Sleep Technologist plays a vital role by bridging the gap between daytime management and nighttime laboratory operations. This position is dedicated to mentoring, coaching, and developing night shift technologists, aligning night operations with company culture, values, and clinical standards.

• →Perform polysomnographic testing and patient care in strict accordance with physician orders, clinical guidelines, special requests, and AASM standards.
• →Act as the first line of support overnight for technical troubleshooting, equipment issues, and operational questions from night staff.
• →Ensure assigned research studies (e.g. Nox-related testing initiatives, and special clinical projects) are executed accurately and completed according to protocols.
• →Maintain high attention to detail regarding the “tech shift report,” patient charts, provider orders, and study documentation. Perform sleep study scoring as needed, particularly to support titrations, split protocols or next-day MSLT testing decisions.
• →Maintain high standards of patient care, service and comfort, ensuring a positive onsite patient experience in the sleep lab.
• →Conduct regular facility assessments to ensure patient rooms, control room, staff common areas and equipment are clean, fully functional, and in good condition. Promptly report maintenance issues or equipment damage.
• →Oversee overnight inventory usage, including all testing related supplies, PAP titration mask availability and linen usage.
• →Assist lab management with maintaining compliance for AASM accreditation, quality assurance metrics, and preparation for site inspections.

• Registered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT)
• Certified in Basic Cardiac Life Support
• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a related field (e.g., respiratory therapy, nursing, or health sciences) preferred.
• Minimum of 2-3 years experience in sleep technology relating to polysomnography, multiple sleep latency tests, positive airway pressure titrations, oximetry and end tidal studies on pediatrics; a preference for leadership or supervisory roles.
• Demonstrated potential or background in peer leadership, coaching, or clinical instruction.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, proficiency in sleep study equipment, and knowledge of sleep disorders and treatments; must also be computer literate with excellent knowledge of sleep testing software, EHR experience and communication tools (e.g. Gmail, Slack etc.)