Apply for it like any other job. It helps to live near an Eye Bank or organ donation center.
Job posting from the Eye Bank Association of America (other countries and companies abroad are party of the EBAA not just for those in the USA):
https://ebaa.users.membersuite.com/community/career-center/gateway
I'm with you on everyone of these, except the last one (but I know a ton who are lactose intolerant).
Now you got me thinking, are these things not normal or are we the actual normal ones.
To expand on everyone's suggestion of testing for Sleep Apnea. In home overnight testing is now way more common, comfortable, and less expensive. It's basically a watch, a finger O2 reader, and a single quarter sized sticker on your chest; fairly unobtrusive overnight test at home.
There are also other options then CPAPs, one in particular is an Oral Appliance, basically a custom fit mouth guard that slightly brings your lower jaw forward to open up your airways. You wear this overnight and it can solve both snoring and sleep apnea.
Synology makes great 1-4 bay NAS. Lots of documentation, fairly easy setup and one click installs of applications. The consumer grade ones are fairly inexpensive and work just as well.
I use Kod instead of Plex i on my devices and have it just night the NAS in the app. I signed the Kodi db to be in the NAS so all my devices track what I've already watched and progress of currently watching. It works great.
Get a UPS to protect your data in case of power outage. One that you can hook USB to a PC/NAS so it can tell the PC to shut down properly. A very common feature.
In the USA, yes.