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SLPT 2005                                                                       5 Credit Hours
               Advanced Sleep Technology
               As an expansion upon the topics covered in Fundamentals of Instrumentation and Patient Monitoring, this
               course provides the student with both didactic and laboratory training in advanced instrumentation and
               patient monitoring.  Students will become familiar with the skills and knowledge needed to obtain and
               evaluate high quality sleep recordings.  All aspects of event recognition, instrumentation setup and
               calibration, recording and monitoring techniques, documentation, therapeutic interventions, and patient-
               technologist interactions related to sleep technology are covered. Laboratory sessions provide practical
               experience in the skills required to obtain and evaluate high quality sleep recordings.  SLPT 2008, SLPT
               2101, and SLPT 2105 are co-requisite to this course.  Pre-requisites include SLPT 1001, SLPT 1002,
               SLPT 1008, SLPT 1102 and SLPT 1104. The course includes the following number of contact hours:
               Theory – 62.3; and Skills Laboratory – 33; for a total of 95.3 contact hours.

               [The above course may be offered to students as a residential-blended (hybrid) course which is described
               in the Academic section of this catalog.]

               SLPT 2008                                                                       8 Credit Hours
               Clinical Practicum II
               A continuation of the clinical experience from semester one, Clinical Practicum II focuses on more
               advanced concepts in Sleep Technology. The student will be in the clinical setting 15 hours each week,
               including one overnight shift each week for the first eight (8) weeks. The student will be in the clinical
               setting twenty (20) hours each week, including two overnight shifts each week for the following eight (8)
               weeks. The student will be in the clinical setting fifteen (15) hours each week, including one overnight
               shift each week the last five (5) weeks. Upon completion of this course, the student will have experience
               in all aspects of overnight testing and therapeutic intervention.  SLPT 2005, SLPT 2105, and SLPT 2101
               are co-requisite to this course.  Pre-requisites include SLPT 1001, SLPT 1002, SLPT 1008, SLPT 1102,
               and SLPT 1104.  The course includes the following number of contact hours: Clinical Laboratory – 360
               contact hours.

               SLPT 2101                                                                                                         1 Credit Hour
               Certification Testing
               At the conclusion of the Sleep Technology program, participants may expect to take and pass the
               examination to become board certified. After completing the Certification Testing course, students will be
               able to differentiate certification from licensure, and understand the evolution and structure of items as
               found on a certification examination. Information learned in prior courses will be included in this
               examination review. SLPT 2005, SLPT 2008 and SLPT 2101 are co-requisites to this course. Pre-
               requisites include SLPT 1001, SLPT 1002, SLPT 1008, SLPT 1102 and SLPT 1104. The course includes
               the following number of contact hours: Theory – 16.5 contact hours.

               [The above course may be offered to students as a residential-blended (hybrid) course which is described
               in the Academic section of this catalog.]















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