Respiratory Care Practitioner

Role Overview The Respiratory Care Polysomnographic Technologist delivers high-quality diagnostic sleep services across all age groups, tailoring approaches to meet specific patient needs. Responsible for calibrating and maintaining diagnostic sleep equipment, ensuring accurate reports are prepared promptly for physicians. Key Responsibilities Perform sleep studies and diagnostics with a focus on quality and accuracy. Calibrate and conduct quality control on sleep equipment. Prepare detailed, timely reports for medical interpretation. Qualifications & Skills Graduate of a Respiratory Care Program (RRT or CRT). Montana Respiratory Care Practitioner License and BLS certification upon hire. Preferred: Polysomnogram training course and at least 2 years of sleep study experience. Strong computer skills are advantageous. Additional Information This role involves on-site work in a clinical setting, supporting a patient-centered, inclusive environment. Compensation includes a base pay range with potential additional incentives such as shift differentials and bonuses. Benefits encompass health coverage, retirement plans, paid time off, and more, fostering professional growth and well-being. #J-18808-Ljbffr