Carle Health·Urbana, Illinois
Perform comprehensive sleep testing, analysis, and associated interventions while providing education to patients and families. Responsibilities include scoring sleep/wake stages, monitoring data quality, and implementing therapeutic interventions.
A sleep (polysomnographic) technician performs comprehensive sleep testing and analysis, and associated interventions under the general supervision of a sleep technologist (RPSGT or RST) and/or the medical director or designee. Provides education and support to patients and families regarding sleep testing and sleep disorders treatment. A sleep technician can provide general supervision of a sleep trainee.
Compensation and Benefits
Requires Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association within 30 days. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in distinguishing sleep states and identifying clinical events according to professional guidelines.
Market context
Polysomnographic Technician roles in Illinois are typically driven by steady demand in hospital and sleep-center settings, where accurate overnight testing supports diagnosis and treatment. This category is competitive because employers look for BLS certification, careful scoring of sleep states and clinical events, and familiarity with professional guidelines. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your BLS timeline and refresh your scoring knowledge before applying.