| Location | Kansas City, MO (Remote) |
ABOUT THIS POSITION
The Sleep Support Specialist role is for a highly-trained specialist dedicated to optimizing Inspire Upper Airway Stimulation (UAS) therapy outcomes once the system has been implanted. This position provides expertise and leadership in the areas of clinical sleep medicine, specifically polysomnography, PAP therapy and patient care management and is responsible for performing tasks that will ensure the success of Inspire therapy. Through empiric learning and customer interactions, this position will furthermore aid research and development of Inspire UAS therapy. This position must be based in geographic territory.
OPPORTUNITIES YOU WILL HAVE IN THIS ROLE
WHAT YOU CAN BRING TO OUR GREAT TEAM
Required:
High school degree or equivalent
Meet one of the following experience requirements:
1+ year of experience in a sleep laboratory as either a sleep technologist or an allied health care professional, with the primary responsibility of sleep apnea care and management, along with a Registered Polysomnographic Technologist certification (RPSGT), Registered Sleep Technologist (RST) certification, and/or a clinical sleep educator certification
5+ years of experience in the field of sleep medicine, including having worked a majority of time in a sleep clinic, sleep laboratory or durable medical equipment (DME) company.
Experience manually scoring and/or interpreting sleep studies
Demonstrated knowledge of at least one polysomnography (PSG) software suite.
Strong understanding and working knowledge of computer programs related to OSA therapy management (electronic medical record (EMR) system, patient tracking system, polysomnography recording software etc.).
Demonstrated creative and effective problem-solving skills which will be needed to troubleshoot, and support Inspire UAS titration sleep studies.
Ability to travel up to 50+%.
Ability to work varying hours including overnight sleep studies.
Ability to meet any future credentialing requirements.
Preferred:
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