Resident Medication Aide — Compassionate Care Partner

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

Benefits offered by this job

401K matching

Comprehensive benefits

Diversity & inclusion

Job summary

Eskaton in Northern California seeks a Resident Medication Assistant to support residents with self-administration of medications under supervision. You will follow RCFE standards and collaborate with the care team to promote safety and independence.

The role emphasizes compassion, adherence to medication procedures, and engagement in activities, with a focus on resident well-being within a supportive, diverse community.

Qualifications

• High school graduate or GED required. 8 hours approved medication administration training with 85% or better on exam.
• Complete 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 including reading, visiting, and helping with personal tasks as per resident plan.
• Assists residents with self-administration of medications after training.
• Assists with activities and exercises as directed by nursing or therapy staff.
• Collects vital signs and assists with scheduling medical appointments and transportation as needed.
• Maintains cleanliness and organization of resident care areas and assists with meals when directed.

Education

High school or GED

Medication administration training 8 hours

Medication administration shadowing 8 hours

Continuing education 4 hours annually

English language proficiency

Job description

Eskaton in Northern California seeks a Resident Medication Assistant to support residents with self-administration of medications under supervision. You will follow RCFE standards and collaborate with the care team to promote safety and independence.

The role emphasizes compassion, adherence to medication procedures, and engagement in activities, with a focus on resident well-being within a supportive, diverse community.