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MaineGeneral Health System
Overview
The CRMA performs basic patient care activities and administers medications to residents under the supervision of an RN. They are responsible for documenting medication distribution and reporting any changes in the physical, mental, or emotional condition of participants.
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15 days ago
Administer medications to residents according to physician orders and maintain all required documentation. Provide basic patient care and report changes in resident conditions to the nursing staff.
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