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Posted by RRT/RPSGT on August 24, 2002 at 22:19:35:RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT and do well once trained. They usually have a good general medicine back groud. But just having a RRT does not give the range of knowledge to acquire or score a polysomnogram. Maybe a RRT is qualified to do a sleep study but not a polysomnogram. Electoneurodiagnostic techs are usuall better trained to run PSGs as compared to RRTs
- Re: RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT. I Agree, however 00:45 8/25/02 (9)
- Re: RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT. sleep101 05:14 8/25/02 (8)
- Re: RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT. Pam RPSGT 10:23 8/29/02 (0)
- Re: RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT. sleeo101 05:15 8/25/02 (6)
- Re: RRT can cross train to be a RPSGT. RPSGT and Proud of It 05:32 8/25/02 (5)
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- Re: We are testing for everything. good point sfw 11:34 8/25/02 (3)
- Re: We are testing for everything. sleep101 17:06 8/25/02 (2)
- Re: We are testing for everything. RPSGT and Proud of It 21:05 8/25/02 (0)
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