The primary function of the Polysomnographic
Technologist II position is focused on clinical functions including clinic
workflow, evaluation and testing of sleep patients. Works under the general
supervision of the Medical Director (MD, PhD, DO) or designee and the direct
supervision of the Manager of Cardiopulmonary and Sleep Health Center. Must be
able to work independently.

Performance Expectation

Clinic Flow:

Preparation of the patient charts prior to arrival, including entering all patients’ past medical, physical, and social history, including medications.  Reviews information with patient, takes vitals, and starts the office documentation. Prepares providers Rx refills and other paperwork as necessary to maintain required deadlines

Training/Education:

Provides education to the patient about sleep disordered breathing and treatment of
their disorder. Reviews compliance download data, explains the report to the
patient, based on the report technologist will decide to take action in
refitting for optimal therapy.

Polysomnographic Procedures:

Collects data for sleep studies performed including, but not limited to, baseline polysomnogram, CPAP Titration studies, Multiple Sleep Latency Test, Maintenance Wakefulness Test, Home Sleep Tests, Actigraphy and PAP Nap studies.  Uses standard criteria outlined by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

Polysomnographic Record Scoring:

Analyzes sleep/wake stages including respiratory, limb, arousal, and cardiac rhythms. Compile a report based on the data analyzed.

Additional Responsibilities:

Other duties as assigned such as, but not limited to, office functions, scheduling appointments, registering patients, and obtain prior insurance approvals. May be asked to cover the night shift if capacity warrant.