Sleep Technician
jcd staffingValhalla (NY)
About the role
Sleep Technologist (RPSGT / RRT) – Full-Time Night ShiftWe are seeking experienced Sleep Technologists to join hospital-based and outpatient sleep centers across multiple locations. This is a full-time, night shift opportunity working with established sleep programs and clinical teams.
Responsibilities:
- Perform overnight sleep studies (polysomnography) in accordance with AASM standards
- Monitor and record patient data including respiratory, cardiac, and neurological activity
- Conduct CPAP/BiPAP titration studies and patient setup
- Ensure accurate data collection, scoring, and documentation
- Provide a high level of patient care and maintain a safe clinical environment
Requirements:
- Active RPSGT or RRT/CRT (with sleep experience)
- State licensure as required by location
- Minimum 1+ year of sleep lab experience preferred
- Current BLS/CPR certification
- Ability to work overnight shifts (3–4 nights per week)
- Additional NotesSome locations offer lead roles or traveler opportunities
- Must be open to full-time employment
Strong preference for candidates with hands-on sleep study experienceJCD Staffing is a specialized staffing and consulting firm, focused on working with highly talented technical individuals to provide our clients with a unique, successful hiring experience. Our ability to form long-lasting relationships with both candidates and employers is the foundation of our success and what drives everything we do. Our team knows that cultivating these relationships leads to the most effective results, which drive your company's growth and progress.
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