Where in the Colorado mountains can one find a hospital job and not so expensive town nearby?

I don't know of any hospitals actually in the mountains with Sleep Centers, they are smaller and mostly cater to trauma. If you're really sick or need specialty medicine, you drive to a bigger city. It's not like people in the mountains don't have sleep apnea, they just have to go further to get it treated. The closest thing I can think of would be to work at someplace like Exempla Lutheran Hospital, in Wheat Ridge (I think they have a Sleep Center) or a special Sleep Clinic (they are scattered around the Front Range) and live in Bergen Park or Idaho Springs or some areas along I 285. .

Well the question is... Would a small town in the mountains that caters to tourists have a need for a sleep apnea neuro diagnostic tech? Think sleep apnea is a big issue in the resort towns where people play hard all day? Maybe your skills could be used in one of the small mountain towns that, really, well I'm not sure what some of those small towns do. Houses are sparsley populated and some of the folks are old timers that have been there all their live or people who want little attention from outsiders. Think those very specific skills would be needed in those towns? With such a specific and high tech training, I can't see you being able to easily use that skill anywhere but a large stress-induced town.