Certified Medication Aide - Day & Evening Shifts

CHSGa•Peachtree City, GA

1d•$21 - $23

About The Position

Southland Health & Rehab is seeking a Certified Medication Aide to administer and document physician-ordered medications, treatments, and point-of-care testing according to established clinical guidelines. The role also provides routine patient care, completes dressing changes as ordered and directed by clinical guidelines, and reports relevant changes or concerns to the licensed nurse and health care provider. The position is available for day and evening shifts and pays $21.25 to $23.25 per hour, with shift differentials for evenings, nights, and weekends and weekly pay.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Certified Nursing Aide in the State of Georgia.
Certified Medication Aide in the State of Georgia.
Proficiency using a computer, especially Microsoft Office, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Excellent organizational and prioritizing skills.
Effective and professional verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

Administer physician-ordered oral, ophthalmic, topical, otic, nasal, vaginal, and rectal medications.
Administer insulin, epinephrine, and B12 under physician direction and according to clinical guidelines.
Administer medications using a metered dose inhaler.
Conduct finger-stick blood glucose testing according to established clinical guidelines.
Administer physician-ordered commercially prepared disposable enemas.
Document medication administration or declination according to established clinical guidelines.
Report and document unusual medication reactions in the resident’s record and communicate them to the resident, family, and health care provider.
Store and dispose of medications properly.
Provide routine patient care, including bathing, grooming, and dressing, as needed.
Complete dressing changes for skin alterations according to clinical guidelines and physician orders, and report changes to the licensed nurse as needed.
Communicate professionally and warmly with associates, patients, family members, and visitors; respond helpfully to concerns and answer questions when appropriate.