Hi. As my subject suggests, I am new to this forum. Sleep Apenea, however, is not new to me. My bipap has been my constant companion for over 10 years. As this is a particularly interesting subject to me, I have decided to pursue entry level employment in the field of sleep health. My goal is to start on the ground level, learn as much as possible, and progress in the area of sleep therapy. Does anyone have ideas or suggestions for me? I would appreciate any recommendations you might have to offer. Thank you and have a nice sleep! Michael
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sirwinston
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Vicki Moderator
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Here is a great place to start. I'm sure they would be happy to answer any questions not answered at their site.
Vicki American Academy of Sleep Medicine _________________ That which does not kill you makes you stronger-Friedrich Nietzsche Friedrich must of had apnea. |
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