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Magnolia Health Systems
Overview
Qualified Medication Aides prepare and administer prescribed oral medications to residents while documenting the process accurately. They also monitor vital signs and perform skilled nursing care tasks under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
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Compensation
$40,560 - $59,280 / YEAR
Posted
1 month ago
The Qualified Medication Aide is responsible for preparing and administering prescribed oral medications to residents while documenting the process accurately. They also perform vital sign checks and provide skilled nursing support under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
Wesleyan Homes
The Certified Medication Aide (CMA) is responsible for the direct administration of prescribed oral medications to residents requiring routine oral medications, while adhering to health and safety codes and physician orders. Essential functions also include conducting resident rounds, answering call lights, delivering direct resident care, and promptly reporting any changes in resident condition or safety hazards to the licensed nurse.
$15 - $19 / HOUR
WVU Medicine
This role involves providing nursing support to the physician and delivering direct nursing care to patients within an outpatient clinic setting, serving as the primary medical contact for patient screening. Core duties include administering medications safely, performing designated therapeutic procedures, and accurately observing and reporting patient symptoms and progress to the Provider.
Salary not listed
Asbury Communities
The Certified Med Technician administers medications and provides essential assistance to residents with daily living activities. This role requires strict adherence to protocols and maintaining the highest standards of care and safety.
$16 / HOUR
Mira Vista Court
The Certified Medication Aide prepares and administers various medications to patients under the supervision of nursing staff. They also provide additional care services to support patient health and well-being in accordance with facility policies.
$19 - $21 / HOUR
2 months ago
Cascadia Senior Living
The Medication Aide assists residents by administering or helping with self-administration of routine and non-injectable medications as directed by the Director of Nursing Services. Essential duties include monitoring vital signs, recording treatments, reporting changes in resident condition, and providing direct resident care while promoting dignity and independence.
$22 - $27 / HOUR
The Medication Aide assists in creating a vibrant community by administering routine and non-injectable medications as directed by the Director of Nursing Services and performing essential duties like vital signs and resident transport. This role also involves maintaining accurate clinical records, reporting changes in resident conditions, and ensuring medication rooms are clean and orderly.
Crimson Heights Health and Wellness
The Certified Medication Aide prepares and administers various types of medications, including oral, nasal, eye, ear, and topical forms, following facility policies and state law. They also provide varied care services to patients under the supervision of nursing staff.
$16 - $19 / HOUR
Eventide Senior Living Communities
The Trained Medication Assistant administers and documents oral, inhaler, eye, ear, rectal, and topical medications under nurse supervision, while also observing and reporting side effects or changes in resident conditions. Additionally, the role involves assisting residents with daily living activities, ensuring safety, comfort, health, and hygiene.
$23 - $26 / HOUR
PACS
The Medication Tech is responsible for accurately and safely preparing, administering, and documenting medications according to facility policies and physician orders, while also noting and reporting any administration errors or resident reactions promptly. This role involves maintaining professional relationships with nursing staff, physicians, and pharmacists, and participating in quality assurance programs related to medication processes.
Sea Mar Community Health Centers
The Medical Assistant is the central hub of the patient care team, responsible for ensuring all clinical quality measures are addressed through thorough EHR reviews, tracking outcomes, and coordinating patient needs. Responsibilities include rooming patients, obtaining vitals, administering medications/injections under order, completing referrals, and assisting providers with charting and procedures.
$24 / HOUR
Prism Vision Group
The Ophthalmic Assistant conducts necessary measurements and tests to support the Physician's diagnosis and treatment plan, while also being responsible for accurate documentation and providing excellent patient services. Key duties include performing various ophthalmic tests, acting as a scribe, administering medications, overseeing patient flow, and maintaining exam room orderliness.
Cantex Continuing Care Network
The primary role is to administer oral and topical medications to patients/residents as ordered by a physician, under the supervision of a licensed nurse, adhering to all regulations. This position also involves performing routine daily tasks necessary for maintaining the health, comfort, and well-being of the patients/residents.
UVA Health
Pharmacy technicians prepare and deliver medications to patients and nursing units under pharmacist supervision, demonstrating competence across various pharmacy practice areas. They are essential for the safe and accurate preparation of investigational IV and oral chemotherapy in adherence to study protocols.
$21 / HOUR
The primary duty involves assisting in the administration of medications to residents under the direction of physicians and nursing supervisors, adhering strictly to established nursing standards and facility policies. This role also requires accurate documentation of medication administration, reporting errors, and participating in quality assurance programs related to medication processes.
3 months ago
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides and documents nursing care, assessments, interventions, and patient education to stable patients under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Responsibilities also include administering medications and alerting the Registered Nurse to any changes in patient presentation.
Seneca Healthcare District
The Clinic Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) provides direct patient care from intake to checkout, assisting physicians with various tasks, managing patient flow, and handling administrative duties. This includes administering medications and injections, collecting patient data, preparing patients for examinations, and maintaining clinic operations.
$28 - $37 / HOUR
OPS LIVING LLC
Qualified Medication Aides (QMAs) will administer prescribed oral, topical, rectal, ophthalmic, and optic medications to residents under the supervision of a community nurse, while also performing the functions of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Responsibilities include observing and reporting drug effects, documenting medication administration or refusal, and maintaining resident confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA.
Avamere
The Certified Medication Aide is responsible for administering medications to residents as ordered by the physician, ensuring accurate preparation, administration, and documentation of oral and topical medications. They must also foster a warm, patient, and cheerful environment while maintaining resident confidentiality.
