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Sleep Technician 3 - RPSGT - Days

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norman regional health systemRingling (OK)

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Senior

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$24.74 - $40.42/hr

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About the role

Overview: #hirenrhs Compensation / Benefits$24.74 - $40.42/hr. based on previous work experienceBenefits include medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities, retirement plans, free parking, and opportunities for advancement Responsibilities: Job SummaryExplain procedures to the patient, collects necessary paper work, monitors and records studyApplies the international 10-20 System of Electrodes, polysomnograph set-up, oximeter calibration, and set-up of ancillary equipmentPerforms Continuous Positive Airway Pressure or Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure device implementation and titration monitoringRecord review of polysomnograms is an integral part of the jobReviews clinical competencies for procedures, equipment and documentation Qualifications: EducationHigh school diploma or equivalent, registered by the national board of polysomnography technologist or hold credential of sleep disorder specialist by the national board of respiratory careLicensure/CertificationBasic cardiac life support (BCLS), continuing education in sleep diagnostic required per state regulations, accrediting organization or as determined by clinical education coordinator, registered polysomnography technologist by the board of polysomnography technologist (RPSGT)

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