SLEEP STUDIES TECH
Location: Biddeford, Maine
Description: Southern Maine Medical Center is hiring SLEEP STUDIES TECH right now, this job will be reside in Maine. Further informations about this job opportunity kindly read the description below. Sleep Studies Technician performs sleep diagnostics for analysis by physicians for sleep disorders. The Polysomnographic Technologist that is the Sleep Studies Technician functions independently to safely operate the! equipment and record sleep/wake physiology. The non-invasive monitoring equipment monitors brain, breathing and blood oxygen physiology. Most sleep studies are done overnight with the patient population rating from pediatric to geriatric.
The Sleep Studies Technologists are required to obtain the highest quality study acquisition and to deliver therapeutic and supportive care in a cost efficient and timely manner following physician orders and department policies and protocols. At all times Sleep Study Technologists are required to act in a professional and courteous manner in interacting with patients, patient families, visitors, physicians, other members of the hospital staff and Comfort Suite personnel. All shifts are responsible for communication with home care providers as indicated. Most polysomnograms are done overnight.
Daytime procedures include but are not limited to MSLT’s, MWT’s, Mask Fittings and Acclimations, split night, diagnostic and ! therapeutic daytime PSG’s, manual scoring of studies. Sleep ! Studies Technologists are required to adapt to technical advances in the field and learn new equipment and procedures as they are introduced. Two years of sleep study experience preferred. Must prove evidence of ability to conduct a wide range of sleep studies with direct supervision.
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This job starts available on: Thu, 23 May 2013 01:13:23 GMT