Registered Sleep Technologist

Company Description Hawaii Pacific Neuroscience is a leading provider of neuroscience care in Hawaii and a global contributor to research and innovation in the field. Each year, more than 15,000 patient visits from all Hawaiian islands and throughout the Pacific seek advanced neuroscience care at its multidisciplinary centers. The organization consists of over 20 disease-specific centers of excellence that offer a "one stop shop" model supported by collaborative teams in neurology, neurosurgery, neurorehabilitation, physical medicine and rehabilitation, geriatrics, sleep medicine, and related specialties. Patient-centered care is at the core of every care pathway, and the team’s specialists are consistently recognized by peers as "Best Doctors" in Hawaii and honored nationally for their clinical care and research. Role Description The Registered Sleep Technologist is a full-time, on-site role based in Honolulu, HI. This position is responsible for performing overnight and daytime sleep studies, including polysomnography, following established protocols and standards. The technologist will prepare and educate patients for sleep procedures, apply and monitor diagnostic equipment, observe and document sleep stages and events, and adjust therapies such as oxygen and positive airway pressure as ordered. The role includes scoring studies, generating accurate reports for sleep medicine providers, collaborating with physicians and clinical staff to support diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders, and maintaining equipment, safety, and quality control. The technologist will also assist with patient follow-up, participate in ongoing training, and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement in sleep medicine services. Qualifications Demonstrated proficiency in polysomnography, including setup, monitoring, scoring, and troubleshooting of sleep studies. Knowledge of sleep disorders and sleep medicine principles to support accurate data collection and patient care. Experience with oxygen therapy and related modalities used in the assessment and treatment of sleep-related breathing conditions. Foundational understanding of medicine and clinical workflows in a multidisciplinary environment. Current registration or certification as a Sleep Technologist (e.g., RPSGT or equivalent), in good standing. Active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification; ACLS certification preferred. Strong attention to detail, documentation skills, and comfort working with electronic health records and diagnostic software. Ability to provide compassionate, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive patient care, including effective communication and education. Ability to work night and weekend shifts as needed, with reliability and professional conduct in an on-site clinical setting. Prior experience in a sleep lab or neurodiagnostic setting preferred; associate or bachelor’s degree in a health-related field is an advantage. Schedule: MSLT Day Shift - Saturdays or, Some Night Shifts May Be Available (Alternate Wednesday, Friday , Saturday) #J-18808-Ljbffr Hawaii Pacific Neuroscience