Certified Medication Technician - Patient Care Pro

Diversicare; Attalla (AL); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Excellent 401k plan

Tuition Reimbursement

Vacation, Holiday, and Sick Time

Pay advancement program - OnShift钱包

Job summary

Diversicare is seeking a licensed CNA to assist with medication administration and resident care in our post-acute care setting. Under supervision of a licensed nurse or physician, you will administer medications, document accordingly, and monitor residents for adverse reactions.

The role requires completion of a state-approved medication administration program, CNA certification, and adherence to state guidelines.

Qualifications

• Must have successfully completed state approved school of medication administration.
• Must carry current acknowledgment card or certification issued by state agency.
• Must be willing to abide by restrictions placed on his/her job by state agency.
• Must be a certified nursing assistant.

Responsibilities

• Administers PRN medications after authorization by licensed nurse or physician.
• Organizes medication duties to pour, pass, and document routine medications.
• Document all PRNs according to State Standards.
• Observe and report reactions/side effects of medications to the licensed nurse.
• Take and record vital signs prior to administration of medications which could affect vital signs.
• Administer and document routinely prescribed medications after preparation and document in resident's clinical record.
• Administer oxygen per nasal channel or emergency mask and notify the nurse after the event.
• Count narcotics and document as required by policy.

Skills

Medication administration

Vital signs

Documentation

Education

State-approved medication administration program

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification

Job description

Diversicare is seeking a licensed CNA to assist with medication administration and resident care in our post-acute care setting. Under supervision of a licensed nurse or physician, you will administer medications, document accordingly, and monitor residents for adverse reactions.

The role requires completion of a state-approved medication administration program, CNA certification, and adherence to state guidelines.