Free CEC/CEU Alert: Thomas “Massey” Arrington Named New President of the American Association of Sleep Technologists
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Free CEC/CEU Alert | AAST | June 15, 2026
Thomas “Massey” Arrington Named New President of the American Association of Sleep Technologists
Here is the deal:
The American Association of Sleep Technologists (AAST) is pleased to announce Thomas “Massey” Arrington, RPSGT, RST, CCSH, CPXP, as its new president. A transformational healthcare executive with more than 30 […] The post Thomas “Massey” Arrington Named New President of the American Association of Sleep Technologists appeared first on American Association of Sleep Technologists .
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This may affect how sleep professionals think about clinical practice, education, credentialing, patient safety, research, lab operations, career planning, or the future of the sleep field.
Best for: RPSGT, CPSGT, CCSH, RRT-SDS, R.EEGT, sleep trainees, educators, and lab managers
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