Texas-Certified Medication Aide — Precise Care

Cherokee Rose Nursing; Texas, United States, Northern America, Americas; Hybrid; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Coverage

AD&D

Short-Term Disability

Cancer Coverage

Critical Illness

Life Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement

Paid Time Off

401(k)

Job summary

Cherokee Rose Nursing in Kentucky is seeking a Certified Medication Aide to support resident care with precision and compassion. You will administer medications, monitor responses, and document accurately to ensure safety and compliance.

The ideal candidate holds a current Texas Medication Aide certification, demonstrates attention to detail, clear communication, and a professional, team-oriented attitude. A strong commitment to resident privacy and infection control is essential.

Qualifications

• Texas CMA certification required or equivalent licensure.
• Excellent communication and patient-facing skills.
• Strong attention to detail and reliable documentation.

Responsibilities

• Administer prescribed medications per physician orders and policy.
• Monitor for adverse reactions and changes in resident status.
• Document all medication administration accurately.
• Maintain secure medication cart and a safe environment.
• Protect resident privacy and confidentiality.
• Follow infection control procedures during administration.
• Report medication errors promptly to charge nurse.

Skills

Attention to detail

Documentation accuracy

Clear communication

Education

Texas Medication Aide certification

Job description

Cherokee Rose Nursing in Kentucky is seeking a Certified Medication Aide to support resident care with precision and compassion. You will administer medications, monitor responses, and document accurately to ensure safety and compliance.

The ideal candidate holds a current Texas Medication Aide certification, demonstrates attention to detail, clear communication, and a professional, team-oriented attitude. A strong commitment to resident privacy and infection control is essential.