Mount Sinai Medical Center·Miami Beach, Florida
The technologist is responsible for preparing laboratories and bedrooms for overnight data collection and maintaining a controlled environment for patients. They must troubleshoot diagnostic equipment and document the effects of therapeutic measures on patients.
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Job Description: Summary:
Position responsibilities
Prepares the laboratory and bedrooms as needed to perform overnight data collection. Cleans equipment on a daily basis.
Clearly explains procedures to and establishes rapport with all patients.
Maintains a comfortable and controlled laboratory environment during the entire time the patient is present.
Summons qualified medical/surpervisor personal immediately if an emergency situation develops.
Alerts immediate supervisor of problem situations and takes preventive and corrective action.
Appropriately utilizes and troubleshoots diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.
Diagnoses and corrects minor deficiencies and immediately reports major technical malfunctions.
Adapts to changing workloads and completes assigned tasks within an expected timeframe.
Demonstrates the ability to understand and react effectively to the unique needs of the adolescent, adult and geriatric patient.
Participates with in-service training programs in and outside of the department.
Demonstrates effective and efficient care through clinical competencies at least annually.
Responsible for following-up on all information communicated at staff meetings.
Consistently observes and documents the effects of drugs,oxygen and other diagnostic and therapeutic measures pertaining to patient.
Guides the performance of technical staff and participates in the training of medical and technical personnel. Provides input for evaluation.
Uses supplies, equipment and resources in cost effective manner.
Market context
In Florida, polysomnographic technologist openings are typically most competitive in hospitals, sleep centers, and respiratory care settings that need certified staff who can work independently. This role stands out when candidates already hold RPSGT or R.EEG T plus BLS, and have the required high school diploma or GED and relevant experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your certification details and sleep-study experience before applying.
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