Polysomnographic Technologist II

Sutter Health

. Provides treatment, management, diagnostic testing, control, education, and care of patients with sleep and wake disorders .

Posted 10/27/2026part-timeCapitola • California • United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $51 - $71 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in the treatment and management of sleep and wake disorders, including the ability to perform Polysomnographic studies and utilize therapeutic oxygen and positive airway pressure devices. Possesses strong knowledge of sleep physiology, neurology, and related medical terminology.

Highest-signal resume keywords

PSGT-Polysomnographic TechnologistRCP-Respiratory Care PractitionerBLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare ProviderKnowledge of Sleep PhysiologyExperience in Polysomnographic Studies

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Hard Skills

Polysomnographic StudiesCardio Respiratory Function AnalysisSleep Physiology KnowledgeMedical TerminologyOxygen TherapyPositive Airway Pressure UseBasic Computer Skills

Soft Skills

Verbal Communication SkillsWritten Communication Skills

Tools & Technologies

CPAPBilevel ModalitiesAdaptive Servoventilation

Certifications & Qualifications

PSGT-Polysomnographic TechnologistRCP-Respiratory Care PractitionerBLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider

Industry Keywords

Sleep DisordersWake DisordersPulmonologyNeurologySleep-Related Pharmacology

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provides treatment, management, diagnostic testing, control, education, and care of patients with sleep and wake disorders
Analyzes, monitors, and records physiologic data during sleep and wakefulness
Assists in the treatment of sleep-related disorders, syndromes, and dysfunctions
Provides therapeutic and diagnostic use of oxygen
Uses positive airway pressure, including CPAP, bilevel modalities, and adaptive servoventilation
Maintains nasal and oral airways that do not extend into the trachea
Works night shifts with 12-hour shifts on variable days and weekends as needed

Requirements

What you’ll need

Meets Medical Board of California requirements for PSGT licensees or meets Respiratory Care Board of California requirements for respiratory care practitioner program for RCP licensees
BLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider
PSGT-Polysomnographic Technologist from Medical Board of California OR RCP-Respiratory Care Practitioner
2 years of recent experience
Knowledge of cardio respiratory function, sleep physiology and neurology
Understanding of physics, medical electronics, in-depth medical terminology, pulmonology, neurology, sleep-related pharmacology, and psychological processes related to sleep/wake disturbances
Basic computer skills for record analysis
Proven verbal and written skills
Ability to perform Polysomnographic studies

Benefits

Comp & perks

Eligible positions include a comprehensive benefits package (specific benefits not listed)