The responsibilities of a Polysomnographer include preparing and explaining sleep study procedures to patients, attaching monitoring equipment to patients, monitoring sleep patterns and physiological activities during sleep studies, making adjustments to equipment as needed, documenting observations and data and assisting in the interpretation of sleep study results.

Becoming a Polysomnographer offers several benefits, including the opportunity to contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders, a growing job market due to increased awareness of sleep health and the ability to work in various healthcare settings. However, the job can be physically demanding as it often involves working night shifts and monitoring patients throughout the night. Additionally,