Summary The Respiratory Care Polysomnographic Technologist provides diagnostic sleep services across all ages, ensuring accurate equipment calibration and reporting for physician review. Responsibilities include delivering quality sleep studies, adjusting care to meet patient needs, and maintaining equipment quality control. Qualifications required are graduation from a Respiratory Care Program (RRT or CRT), a Montana Respiratory Care Practitioner License, and BLS certification. Preferred qualifications include polysomnogram training and at least two years of sleep study experience, along with computer proficiency. This role is on-site with a pay range of $31.58 to $49.03 per hour, with potential additional compensation such as shift differentials and bonuses. The position offers comprehensive benefits and opportunities for professional growth within a diverse, inclusive healthcare environment dedicated to patient-centered care.