Part-Time CMA - Long-Term Care, Day Shift

Good Samaritan; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

401(k) retirement plan

Work/life balance benefits

Generous time off

Job summary

Good Samaritan is seeking a Medication Assistant to provide resident-centered nursing care and daily living assistance in a 12-hour day shift setting in Omaha, NE. The MA administers prescribed medications under licensed nurse supervision, documents care activities, and supports dining, mobility, and daily routines for residents.

Ideal candidates have GED and CNA certification where required, and must meet state requirements for medication administration and ongoing education.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; CNA certification preferred where required by state.
• Responsible for resident-centered care and daily living assistance.
• Administers medications as delegated by licensed nurse per state rules.
• Maintains accurate documentation and communicates care needs to charge nurse.

Responsibilities

• Provide resident-centered nursing care and daily living support.
• Assist with activities of daily living and basic health care tasks.
• Record vital signs and assist with medication administration under supervision.
• Document outcomes, changes in condition, and care-related communications.
• Support wellness and recreational activities and assist with meals/dining.

Skills

Resident care

Vital signs

Medication administration

Documentation

Communication

Education

GED preferred

Nursing assistant certification (CNA) preferred

Job description

Good Samaritan is seeking a Medication Assistant to provide resident-centered nursing care and daily living assistance in a 12-hour day shift setting in Omaha, NE. The MA administers prescribed medications under licensed nurse supervision, documents care activities, and supports dining, mobility, and daily routines for residents.

Ideal candidates have GED and CNA certification where required, and must meet state requirements for medication administration and ongoing education.