Certified Medication Aide (evenings)

The Certified Medication Aide (CMA) administers prescribed medications and treatments to patients under the direction of a licensed nurse. The CMA assists with direct patient care maintains accurate documentation observes for changes in patient condition and ensures medications are given safely and in compliance with regulatory and organizational standards. The CMA supports the interdisciplinary care team by promoting patient well-being dignity and safety.

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Administers prescribed oral topical and other approved medications according to established facility policies and state regulations.

Observes patients for adverse reactions and reports changes promptly to the supervising nurse.

Accurately documents medication administration refusals and PRN effectiveness in the medical record.

Ensures medication storage handling and disposal meet safety and regulatory standards.

Assists licensed nurses in maintaining medication supply levels and verifying medication orders.

Assists with daily living activities (e.g. hygiene dressing mobility nutrition) in accordance with patient needs and plan of care.

Observes and reports changes in patient physical or emotional condition to nursing staff.

Provides comfort and support to patients promoting dignity respect and a caring environment.

Encourages and assists patients to maintain independence when possible.

Maintains accurate and timely documentation of care and medication administration.

Communicates effectively with patients families and members of the healthcare team to ensure continuity of care.

Participates in shift hand-offs reporting relevant patient information clearly and professionally.

Upholds patient confidentiality and privacy standards in all communications.

Adheres to infection prevention safety and medication administration protocols.

Participates in quality improvement and safety initiatives.

Attends required meetings in-services and continuing education programs to maintain certification and skills.

Demonstrates teamwork professionalism and respect for patients families and coworkers.

Supports the organizations mission vision and values through positive engagement and accountability.

High school diploma or equivalent required

At lest one year prior experience in long-term care rehabilitation or hospital setting required

Certified Medication Aide Certification from Direct Care Worker Registry required