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Baylor Scott & White Health
Overview
The Polysomnography Technologist 3 coordinates the daily operations of the Sleep Laboratory, overseeing quality, policies, staff, and equipment performance. Responsibilities include performing and scoring polysomnographic studies, communicating results to patients and physicians, and maintaining equipment.
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13 days ago
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The Polysomnographic Technologist performs various sleep diagnostic procedures such as PSG, MSLT, CPAP Titrations, and MWT, while being responsible for patient safety protocols and serving as the primary customer interface. Responsibilities also include preparing equipment, interviewing patients, performing tests, scoring/interpreting results, educating patients, and maintaining necessary equipment and supplies.
2 months ago
Yale New Haven Health
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3 months ago
