Compassionate Memory Care Medication Aide

Eskaton; California (MO); On-site; USD 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Eskaton in California seeks a Resident Medication Assistant (RMA) to support residents with self‑administration of medications under supervision. You will follow RCFE standards and collaborate with the care team to ensure safe, person‑centered care.

Two years of long‑term care experience is preferred. Training in medication administration is required, along with CPR/first aid certification and strong English communication skills. This role is on-site within Eskaton communities.

Qualifications

• High school graduate or G.E.D. preferred.
• 8 hours medication administration training with ≥85% on exam.
• 8 hours medication administration shadowing with an approved trainer.
• 4 hours of continuing education on medication administration annually.
• Proficient ability to communicate orally and in writing in English.

Responsibilities

• Provides companion care, reading, visiting, and assisting with resident plans of care.
• Assists with bathing or showering and maintains cleanliness and privacy.
• Makes beds and keeps resident care areas organized.
• Assists with dressing and respects resident privacy.
• May prepare light meals as noted in care plan.
• Schedules medical appointments or accompanies residents to appointments.
• Promotes independence while ensuring safety in care.
• Assists with simple exercises and ambulatory activities per plan.
• Applies medical/adaptive devices as ordered.
• Facilitates self-administration of medications after training.
• Collects specimens as directed.
• May deliver meals or assist dining room activities.
• Assists with personal laundry.

Skills

English communication

Caregiving

Education

High school diploma or G.E.D.

Job description

Eskaton in California seeks a Resident Medication Assistant (RMA) to support residents with self‑administration of medications under supervision. You will follow RCFE standards and collaborate with the care team to ensure safe, person‑centered care.

Two years of long‑term care experience is preferred. Training in medication administration is required, along with CPR/first aid certification and strong English communication skills. This role is on-site within Eskaton communities.