Sleep Technologist

Sleep Technologist

We have a great career opportunity for someone looking to join a growing team of health professionals! At MedSleep, we are committed to providing the highest quality in sleep therapy services across Canada.
We provide clinical consultation, diagnostic services (sleep testing) and treatment for a wide range of sleep disorders. We are dedicated to helping our patients improve their lives through better sleep.
If you are looking for a meaningful career, where you have the opportunity to perform on the job paid training, and the ability to work towards becoming a Registered Polysomnographic Sleep Technologist accreditation, with the potential for continued growth this may be the right opportunity for you!
Why join MedSleep?
Looking to make an impact? Do you love patient care? Are you a science graduate looking to put your degree to use?

• Opportunities for career growth:  We offer training and professional development to prepare you for a certified role and excel in the growing field of sleep science.
• Paid Training: Receive paid, on-the-job training to ensure you are well-prepared for your role.
• Comprehensive Package: 
  • Untrained Technician: Starting wage of $18.60/hour for untrained Sleep Techs, increasing to $ 19.75/hour after completing the training, STAR Exam, a-step quizzes, performance review, etc. Benefits are included after probationary period.
• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Supportive Work Culture: Everyone in the team counts collaborates towards success
• Impactful Work: Our positions give you DIRECT patient care. Gain patient interaction experience.

Position Description:

• The Polysomnographic Technologist ensures the proper performance of all procedures relating to the accurate, safe operation of all diagnostic and therapeutic polysomnographic services provided by our clinics.
• Watch these videos to see what the role involves:
  • https://vimeo.com/278547910
  • http://medsleep.com/psgvideo
• You will be provided 240 hours of hands-on training plus theoretical training.
• Direct patient contact including describing the procedures, setting-up the patient for the overnight study, addressing questions, resolving technical or equipment issues and monitoring the sleep study throughout the evening.

• Relevant education – High School required. BSc (Sciences) BA in Psychology, Biology, Neuroscience, or an Allied Health care professional preferred.
• Must be able to work overnight shifts, night shifts are ten (10) hours per shift, 3-4 nights per week and weekends— candidates must be able to work weekends.
• Must be flexible to work up to forty (40) hours/week.
• Effective communication and troubleshooting skills, and ability to work independently.
• A focus on high quality patient care.
• A clear Vulnerable Sector Check will be required before the end of one month of working.

• Comprehensive Benefits Package.
• Group RRSP Plan.
• Paid Vacation Leave