Dr. Alejandro (Alex) Chediak, M.D.
Diplomate, American Board of Sleep Medicine
Former President, American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Miami at Mount Sinai

Dr. Chediak received his Internal Medicine training at Louisiana State University and his Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep training at the University of Miami at Mount Sinai .  He has published extensively on various aspects of sleep medicine, asthma and the bronchial circulation.   Dr. Chediak has been training doctors since 1989 and is credited with having graduated 26 specialists in sleep disorders medicine.   He has achieved specialty certification in sleep medicine by both the American Board of Sleep Medicine (1991) and American Board of Medical Specialties (2007) and served over five years on the board of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. He was recently selected as a Florida "Super Doctor" by Key Professional Media.

Clinical Coordinator
Neyda Hirshenson
Neyda carries the distinction of the staff member with the longest work experience in sleep disorders medicine.  She began her exposure to sleep medicine as a secretary at Mount Sinai Medical Center Sleep Disorders Center and worked through office manager to her current position as coordinator.  She is known for her pleasant demeanor, professional manner and empathy for the infirmed.  Neyda is the face and voice of Miami Sleep Disorders Center.

Financial Administrator
Patricia Chediak
Patty received her degree in business administration from the University of Miami and later became a certified public accountant.  While her expertise in finance and business maintains the solvency of the facility, it is her vision that crafted the look and feel of Miami Sleep Disorders Center.  She is responsible for many of the elegant and personal touches that distinguish Miami Sleep Disorders Center from other sleep facilities.

Chief Technologist (click for certificate)
Amy Sanchez, RPSGT

Amy Sanchez was the first technologist employed by Miami Sleep Disorders Center.  After attending the Atlanta School of Sleep Technology, the experience and education at Miami Sleep Disorders Center allowed her to successfully complete the board examination for sleep technologist.  As Chief technologist, her role and responsibility have expanded to include troubleshooting devices for patients having difficulty with treatment and CPAP interface adjustments and fittings.

Lead Nighttime Technologist  (click for certificate)
Nelson Sanchez, RPSGT

Nelson Sanchez earned a medical degree in 1997 from Superior Institute of Medicine in Havana, Cuba and came to the United States seeking freedom and opportunity. He has been practicing polysomnography technology since 2000 and received registry by the Board of Registered Polysomnography technologist in 2006.