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What is a Polysomnographic Technologist or a Sleep Technician?
 
So you want to be a Polysomnograhic Technologist. Wow, that word is a mouthful isn’t it. Let’s use the short terminology. Sleep Technician

 

A polysomnographic technologist, or a sleep technician, is an individual who performs overnight sleep studies, as well as day-time sleep studies on patients young and old who are suspected of having sleep apnea or other sleeping disorders.

 

A sleep technician’s job description includes preparing the patient for monitoring in a sleep laboratory, sleep center or hospitals. Getting results that will prepare the individual for possibly receiving a face mask that is connected to a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine.

 

A sleep technician monitors a person, EEG, EKG, SaO2, movement in sleep, arousals in sleep and so on. They usually work night shifts, but not always. Sleep studies as done during the day shift.

 

Most technicians that work the day-shift. score the sleep study and gather the results for the interpreting physician. To become a polysomnographic technician (PSGT), you should undergo an educational program and polysomnography training in accredited sleep technician schools or have an online sleep technologist certification. There are also polysomnography training online schools that offer cheaper and more convenient alternatives to trainings offered by schools, hospitals, and sleep labs.

 

At We-Score Sleep, LLC we offer an on-line training course in scoring sleep, but you have to be in the field of sleep as a technician for at least 6 months.

 

It is recommended that everyone become a registered polysomnographic technician (RPSGT), on the other hand, you are required to pass the registry examination given by the Board for Registered Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT) in addition to the training you have undergone. A criminal background check is also conducted among aspiring sleep technicians, so it is important that your police record be clean.

 

Most people get into the field of sleep medicine through on the job training, There are still a lot of employers who would rather train or send their own people to school. So if you want to become a sleep technician. Post your resume on jobsforsleep.com. try
that first. Then go to our section on sleep school.

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