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The salary of sleep techs varies based on location and experience. Most are paid hourly and many receive extra pay for working overnight shifts. In general, sleep techs make a comparable salary to other skilled health care technicians. The median salary in 2016 within the United States was reported to be $51,790. If you are interested in becoming a sleep tech, start by learning about training programs in your area by contacting a local college or university.
Stagnant salaries due to the economic downturn are beginning to revive. Our salary survey data show respiratory care and sleep medicine professionals make on average $30.90 for each hour of work and $59,132 annually.A lucky 42 percent received pay increases, up from 9 percent last year.en percent will enter specialty care by earning a RRT-NPS, and an equal amount will work toward the AE-C credential. Seven percent have a RPFT credential in their sights. Salaries in specialized settings offer extra compensation. Full-time neonatal/pediatric specialists took home $61,064 annually.