Polysom Tech - Stony Point Center for Sleep Medicine - Nights

$10,000 Sign‑On Bonus for offers accepted by May 31, 2026. Terms and Conditions apply. The Polysom Tech will support the Center for Sleep Medicine at VCU Health Stony Point campus. We are adding additional providers to increase access to new patient visits by adding shared medical visits and developing a partnership with Cardiology and Pulmonology. If you are an experienced RPSGT and interested in joining a fantastic, growing team, we would love to speak with you! Day shift position. Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire Current licensure with the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Polysomnographic Technologist Current RPSGT Current AHA BLS Certification Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Continued Employment Current licensure with the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Polysomnographic Technologist Current RPSGT Current AHA BLS Certification Experience REQUIRED Two (2) years of clinical experience in Sleep Medicine as a recording and scoring polysomnographic technician/technologist. Two (2) years of clinical experience using a variety of Sleep Medicine equipment, troubleshooting, and correcting recording artifacts. Previous affiliation or work experience in a similar practice setting. Experience PREFERRED Three (3) years of clinical experience in Sleep Medicine as an RPSGT recording and scoring polysomnographic technologist. Two (2) years of experience in pediatrics as a sleep technologist. Experience using Compumedics diagnostic software, capnography, and advanced treatment modalities. Experience performing MSLT, MWT and HSAT operations. Academic healthcare experience. Education/Training REQUIRED Education, training, and/or experience that has satisfied the Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT). Education/Training PREFERRED Associate's Degree in Polysomnography from an accredited program. Training and competency in RPSGT functions for neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations. Independent Action(s) Required Practice within the boundaries of the regulations governing the practice of sleep medicine in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and VCU Health policies and procedures and established practice guidelines. Follow documented physician orders for sleep study operations. Identify and correct artifact during sleep study operations. Determine when to implement therapy during sleep testing operations established guidelines, protocols and provider orders. Score sleep testing data with 85% or better agreement rate with the Medical Director. Coordinate the scheduling of procedures and distribute daily workloads. Perform patient reminder calls for procedures, providing recommendations and tips to patients and parents necessary to improve the success of the procedure. Call manufacturer for equipment troubleshooting advice. Conduct cardiopulmonary monitoring and intervention, including during emergency response; airway care; consult with physicians and interdisciplinary team members regarding the appropriateness of the patient care plan. Maintain work areas in a clean and well‑stocked manner. Perform shift team leader role in the supervisor’s absence, if applicable. Supervisory Responsibilities (if applicable) Mentor polysomnographic technician trainees; serve as a mentor and instruct new hire technologists (RPSGTs) in procedures specific to VCUHealth Center for Sleep Medicine. Document and complete competency check‑off requirements for sleep medicine‑related equipment and processes in accordance with training and competency under the educational oversight of the Chief Sleep Technologist and RN Clinical Coordinator. Additional Position Requirements This position requires schedule flexibility and adaptability to accomplish the goals and mission of the health system to meet the needs of the patients we serve. Age Specific Groups Served As appropriate based on unit assignment to include neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric. Physical Requirements Lifting 50‑100 lbs. Prolonged standing, prolonged sitting, frequent bending, walking (distance), reaching (overhead, extensive, repetitive), repetitive motion. Strong recall, reasoning, problem solving, hearing, speak clearly, write legibly, reading, logical thinking. Fast‑pace environment, steady pace, able to handle multiple priorities, frequent and intense customer interactions, able to adapt to frequent change. EEO Statement Employer/Disabled/Protected. Veteran/41 CFR 60‑1.4. #J-18808-Ljbffr Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems