Woolcock Institute of Medical Research
Overnight Sleep Technician
The role
An exciting new position is available for suitable Sleep Technician who enjoys night work. You will be engaged in the setup, care and performance of usual clinical diagnostic and CPAP titration patient polysomnography, as well as being exposed to our cutting edge sleep research in the areas of quantitative EEG analysis, COPD, obstructive sleep apnoea and clinical trials. We offer permanent position in our busy 14 bed research and clinical sleep unit.
You are
Sleep technician with experience in a patient focused role which required strong patient empathy. You enjoy customer facing roles and ready to collaborate with patients, relatives, technical and other sleep unit staff.
You have excellent organisational abilities with an eye for detail. As well as excellent written and oral communication skills. You have a strong work ethic and capacity to work independently as well as part of a team.
You are ready to assist with the maintenance and daily running of the sleep lab. You are comfortable with technology, especially in relation to medical and technical software. You have full working rights in Australia
Together we
We value the organisations goals and each other. We strive for service delivery and the opportunity for the team to delivery its best.
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Current PhD Opportunities
- Community based study of health effects of infrasound
- Decreasing the burden of allergic rhinitis in the community and establish a new evidence-based pathway for care in the community
- Emotional wellbeing in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Epidemiological investigation of childhood asthma within the childhood asthma prevention study (CAPS)
- Epidemiological investigation of COPD within the Australian burden of lung disease (BOLD) study
- Exercise, Rapid Weight Loss and Obstructive Sleep Apnea – The ExfastOSA Pilot Trial
- Inhaler devices and their use: shifting our understanding and changing practice
- Novel metrics to quantify patterns of medication use in asthma
- Reducing the burden of asthma in the community
- Smoking cessation within the health sector in Vietnam
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