Certified Medication Tech — Geriatric Care

Life Care Centers of America; Chesterfield (MO); On-site; USD 29,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Life Care Centers of America is seeking a Certified Medication Technician to support patients during admission and readmission, in compliance with all laws and Life Care standards.

The role requires CNA program completion, current state licensure as applicable, and CPR certification; one year of geriatric nursing experience is preferred. You will perform medication-related tasks, infection control, and patient-care duties in a post-acute setting.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of a State approved CNA program.
• Currently registered/licensed in applicable State with an active license.
• One year geriatric nursing experience preferred.
• CPR certification upon hire or during orientation; CPR certification must remain current.
• Completed a State approved program and exam for Certified Medication Technician.

Responsibilities

• Accurately and safely prepare, administer, store, and document the oral and/or topical medications.
• Assist in developing and implementing procedures to assess potential medication errors and prevent them.
• Report medication errors immediately.
• Ensure that no medication is administered without a written, signed, and dated order from an attending physician.
• Chart appropriately and in a timely manner.
• Perform CNA functions as directed by supervisor.
• Exhibit excellent customer service and a positive attitude towards patients.
• Assist in the evacuation of patients.
• Demonstrate dependable, regular attendance.
• Communicate and function productively on an interdisciplinary team.
• Read, write, speak, and understand the English language.

Job description

Life Care Centers of America is seeking a Certified Medication Technician to support patients during admission and readmission, in compliance with all laws and Life Care standards.

The role requires CNA program completion, current state licensure as applicable, and CPR certification; one year of geriatric nursing experience is preferred. You will perform medication-related tasks, infection control, and patient-care duties in a post-acute setting.