If you have a passion for health and helping others, and are also a night owl, we know the perfect career for you!
Polysomnographers, also known as sleep technicians, study the science of sleep and apply it in clinical environments to help those suffering from sleep-related issues.
Lakeland's polysomnography program prepares students to complete the national exam to become a registered polysomnographic technologist (RPSGT) and go on to work in hospitals or private sleep labs.
Our program equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel as a sleep technologist. You'll gain a strong foundation in sleep science and bioelectrical studies like EKG, EEG, and EMG. The program delves into:
Lakeland's polysomnography certificate program is focused and designed to prepare you for a rewarding career in sleep health. This 32-credit program spans three semesters:
Lakeland's program follows the most recent version of the American Association of Sleep Technologists standard curriculum. Students learn in Lakeland's state-of-the-art health building which houses the latest technology for effective learning.
Upon successful completion of the program, you'll be eligible to take the national exam to become a registered polysomnographic technologist (RPSGT). This certification allows you to work in sleep labs, hospitals and clinics, playing a vital role in helping patients achieve better sleep and improved overall health.
I graduated with my associate degree from Lakeland while at the same time graduating as Valedictorian from high school. I plan to attend the Holden University Center to complete my bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Layce Artman College Credit Plus
One thing I really love about Lakeland and being in the honors program is that the teachers have small classes and they are very devoted to their students. My friends at four-year institutions are taking the same intro classes that I am, but in large lecture halls with a lot more students. Michelle Timms Associate of Arts