Sleep Technologist - Full time
Description:
Join Our Team at Cook County Health - Sleep Technologist (Night Shift) Location: Chicago, IL Department: Neurocare Sleep Services About Us Cook County Health is one of the nation's largest and most respected public health systems, located in the vibrant city of Chicago.
As a mission-driven organization, we are deeply committed to providing high-quality, equitable care to underserved communities.
Here, your work makes a meaningful impact-every night.
When you join our team, you're not just taking a job-you're becoming part of a healthcare legacy dedicated to innovation, compassion, and clinical excellence.
Why Work with Neurocare at Cook County Health?
* Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a 3-night, 12-hour schedule and have 4 days off every week * Modern Technology: Work in state-of-the-art facilities equipped with the latest sleep medicine tools, including Inspire * Free Continuing Education: Access free BRPT CECs to stay current and maintain credentials * Extra Earning Potential: Earn additional pay for scoring studies or managing a third patient * Flexible Overtime: Overtime is available for those who want it-pick up extra hours when it works for you About the Position As a Sleep Technologist, you will be responsible for performing comprehensive sleep studies and providing exceptional patient care in an overnight setting.
You'll play a vital role in diagnosing and treating sleep disorders while working with a collaborative and supportive team.
Core Responsibilities: * Conduct overnight polysomnographic testing on two patients using 16-channel recordings * Titrate CPAP and other positive airway pressure devices as needed * Calibrate and maintain equipment before and after studies * Provide compassionate patient care and education throughout the night Qualifications: * Minimum 1 year of experience as a Sleep Technologist * Registered or Certified Sleep Technologist (preferred) * Prior scoring experience (preferred) * Current CPR certification Ready to advance your career while making a real difference in patients' lives?