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Our PSGT pay rates in Chesapeake Virgina


Posted by unfair pay/looking for a new job on February 24, 2002 at 10:04:03:

In Reply to: Re: Pay raise for passing boards. posted by Rpsgt on February 20, 2002 at 03:03:16:

Allow me to introduce myself. I am Cory G. Arnold a RPSGT for Atlantic Sleep and Neuroscience Center in Chesapeake, Virginia. I am trying to collect information on various pay rates for polysomnographic technologist (registered, non registered, and training positions. The following is a break down for our office:

PSGT Training (first six months): $11/hr

Non registered Tech #1: $12/hr
Non registered Tech #2: $16.80/hr
Registered PSGT: $13.50/hr

The above three positions perform the identical duties, working three twelve hour nights per week and one eight hour day shift every other week. Each tech acquires and scores their own studies the night/day of the exam.

Non registered Tech # 3: $18.65/hr

The above position is a day only position, working four ten hour shifts. The primary responsibility of this position is patient education and periodic review of records. No acquisitions are performed in this position.

I feel there is a disparity in our pay rates of which I recently became aware. I would appreciate any feed back. You may respond anonymously as well. However if you would like a report on my inquiry, send an email address and I will forward one to you. Please feel free to pass this information and/or email on to anyone that my find it useful or interesting. Please reply to arncoryg@hotmail.com.

Thank you for your time,
Cory G. Arnold RPSGT

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