Hiring – Positions available

We have awesome staff. They are kind, caring, and treat patients with respect. We train them well, and they offer the best quality out there.

Are you awesome? We are hiring and would like you to join us. We pay well, and offer full benefits (generous vacations, health care, dental and vision, retirement plan). We are looking for:

  1. Sleep technician: Our sleep technician hooks up patients at night, monitors their sleep recordings, and score the recordings. If you are trained and experienced, wonderful. If you are not, we will train you, and assist you in getting certified. This is a full-time position. E-mail your resume to us at jobs at sleepandattentiondisorders.com
  2.  Medical assistant/secretary at front desk: This staff member greets patients, checks them in, checks them out and bills them, collects what they might owe before they leave. This staff member also shares in answering the phone, checks on insurances, and assists the office in several other ways. This is a full-time position. E-mail your resume to us at jobs at sleepandattentiondisorders.com

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