124.1
T.H. CTS SLEEP DISORDERS
Provides a detailed survey of the patient’s sleep-related problems including physical, neurological, psychiatric and psychological exams to indicate whether other diagnostic tests are necessary.
T.H. CTS Sleep Disorders Specialist: (SL-3)
Attaches sensors and electrodes to correctly record respiratory variables and abnormalities during polygraphically defined sleep. Minimizes polygraphic artifacts to insure the detection of respiratory abnormalities during sleep. Monitors and polysomnogram throughout the night on a 14 channel polygraph and intervenes to correct problems that develop with electrodes and/or sensors. Recognizes certain medical emergencies from the recording (e.g., respiratory arrest and/or cardiac arrest) and takes appropriate emergency steps including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Trains and may supervise the Technical Associate.
Preferred Qualifications:
B.A. or B.S. Minimum two (2) years experience.
State Title Code: 3744251
SUNY Title Code: 4029
Revised: 10/1/87
124.2
T.H. CTS Sleep Disorders Associate: (SL-2)
Monitors polysomnographic parameters (i.e., electroencephalogram, electromyogram, electrooculogram, respiratory airflow, respiratory effort, electrocardiogram, oxygen saturation of arterial blood and various types of body movements) throughout the sleep of patients. Scores polysomnographic recording to the specifications of the Medical Director. Maintains laboratory supplies by initiating appropriate purchase orders.
Preferred Qualifications:
B.A. or B.S. Three (3) to six (6) months supervised experience.
State Title Code: 3744250
SUNY Title Code: 4030
Revised: 10/1/87
