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Frequently Asked Questions

Embarking on a journey in sleep technology education is a significant decision, and we understand that you may have questions. Our FAQ page is designed to provide you with comprehensive answers about the New England Sleep Academy experience. We have gathered the most frequently asked questions to guide you. For detailed information, please refer to our program brochure. If you have further queries, feel free to reach out for additional assistance.

1. PROGRAM ELIGIILITY AND REQUIREMENTS

What Are the Eligibility Criteria for Potential Students?

1. Proficiency in English, with a minimum of Level 4 English proficiency required.
2. Current CPR/BLS certification specifically for healthcare workers.
3. A high school or college degree is necessary to enroll in our program.

Do I Need Any Prior Experience in Healthcare or Sleep Technology to Enroll?

While prior experience in healthcare is beneficial, it is not a prerequisite for enrollment in our program. Our curriculum is designed to accommodate both beginners and those with some background in the field.

2. PROGRAM RECOGNITION AND ACCREDITATION

Is New England Sleep Academy a Recognized Program?

Yes, our program is officially designated as a STAR provider by the Board of Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT), which is globally recognized. This ensures our curriculum meets the highest standards of sleep technology education.

How Does NESA’s Accreditation Benefit Me as a Student?

Accreditation by the respected BRPT assures that our education meets global standards, boosting your employability and professional standing. As a BRPT STAR Focused-2 program, it is a crucial step towards qualifying for the RPSGT certification exam.

3. Application Process and Deadlines

What Is the Application Process and Enrollment Deadline?

New England Sleep Academy operates a structured admissions process with five enrollment periods annually: January, March, June, August, and October.

What Documents Are Required for the Application?

The application typically requires proof of educational qualifications, CPR/BLS certification, English proficiency, and personal identification documents.

4. PROGRAM COMPLETION AND CERTIFICATION

Will I Receive a Certificate of Completion After Completing the ‘Focused 2 Program’?

Absolutely! Upon completion, you will receive an official Certificate of Completion both by mail and as a digital file for your records. This certificate is crucial for your BRPT exam application.

Is the Exam for the BRPT Included in the Cost of the Program?

No, the BRPT exam fee is not included in our program's cost. Students are required to apply and pay the fee directly to BRPT for their certification exam.

How Does NESA Support Graduates in Their Career Advancement?

NESA offers career support services, including job placement assistance, networking opportunities, and continued education resources.