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Administrative Assistant/QMAP

Family Health West•Fruita, CO

About The Position

The Administrative Assistant/QMAP provides primary office and clerical support to Memory Care while also serving as a backup QMAP and direct care staff member when needed. The role supports resident safety and daily operations through visitor management, recordkeeping, appointment coordination, physician-order processing, admission and discharge paperwork, supply organization, onboarding support, training records, and preparation for audits, surveys, and meetings. Clinical concerns are referred to the nurse or Administrator, and all work must be performed within the employee’s current qualifications, training, and authorized duties. The position also provides resident care and medication administration as assigned. Duties may include assisting with personal care, transfers, mobility, activities, meals, laundry, appointments, and emergency response; observing and documenting residents’ physical and emotional well-being; and reporting changes, incidents, or suspected abuse or neglect. Medication-related responsibilities include following physician orders and facility procedures, documenting administration in the electronic health record, monitoring medication security, and reporting refusals, errors, and reactions. The role requires maintaining confidentiality, treating residents and others respectfully, supporting resident independence and individual preferences, and following organizational policies and procedures. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
  • QMAP certification required.
  • First Aid certification required.
  • CPR certification required.
  • Food Handlers certification required.
  • Dementia Training certification required.
  • Minimum of five years of experience as a QMAP in an assisted living or memory care setting.
  • No professional license required.
  • Completion of required drug screening, physical assessment, tuberculosis screening, and background check.
  • Driver-record screening applies to positions requiring on-the-job driving.
  • Maintain current QMAP qualifications and competency through required training, continuing education, and competency assessments.
  • Reliable and punctual attendance is essential.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with administrative duties, electronic documentation, physician orders, and staff training.

Responsibilities

  • Provide office and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, managing secured-door entry and exit, routing messages, filing, scanning, copying, data entry, and routine correspondence.
  • Organize, maintain, and update resident files, forms, contact information, and electronic records, and monitor for missing or outdated documentation.
  • Process, route, and file physician orders and communication notes; track outstanding signatures and follow-up items, and refer clinical concerns to the nurse or Administrator.
  • Schedule and confirm resident medical appointments, maintain calendars, prepare paperwork, and coordinate transportation as directed.
  • Communicate with families, representatives, physician offices, pharmacies, and other service providers about appointments, paperwork, routine requests, and messages.
  • Assist with pre-admission inquiries, admission packets, resident file preparation, move-in arrangements, and outstanding paperwork.
  • Organize and route incident reports, track missing information and timely submissions, and maintain documentation as directed without independently investigating incidents.
  • Assist the Administrator with audits, documentation checks, tracking logs, record requests, and survey or inspection preparation.
  • Order, receive, inventory, and organize office and designated resident-care supplies; communicate supply needs and assist with purchase documentation.
  • Maintain administrative logs, census information, contact lists, room assignments, documentation deadlines, calendars, and checklists.
  • Assist with new-employee onboarding, orientation checklists, training schedules, and training and competency records.
  • Assist with orientation and training of new QMAPs on established procedures, medication documentation, and office processes under the Administrator’s direction.
  • Prepare meeting materials, assist with meeting notes and follow-up lists, and attend and contribute to staff meetings.
  • Organize resident transfer or discharge paperwork and maintain emergency contact and preparedness documentation.
  • Maintain confidentiality of resident, employee, and organizational information.
  • Serve as a backup QMAP and direct care staff member when needed, performing medication administration and resident care only within current qualifications, training, and authorized duties.
  • Maintain current QMAP qualifications and competency through required training, continuing education, and competency assessments.
  • Treat residents, families, and staff with dignity, respect, and kindness; support resident independence and respect residents’ preferences, life experiences, and cultural and spiritual beliefs.
  • Assist residents with personal care, including bathing, grooming, toileting, oral hygiene, incontinence care, catheter and colostomy care, and palliative or post-mortem care.
  • Assist residents with transfers, wheelchairs, walkers, mechanical lifts, and repositioning in bed.
  • Maintain a clean and safe environment, redirect or assist disoriented residents, follow house rules, and honor resident rights.
  • Complete accurate, complete, and timely documentation, including electronic medical records, and provide laundry services as assigned.
  • Assist with scheduled activities, activity reminders and escorts, attendance records, mail, visitation systems, and resident appointment readiness.
  • Respond to call lights in an appropriate timeframe, prioritize tasks, respond to safety or medical issues, and perform minor first aid.
  • Assist dietary staff with setup and cleanup; escort or remind residents to attend meals, assist with menu selections, deliver trays and beverages, and follow safe food practices.
  • Observe, monitor, and document residents’ physical and emotional well-being and promptly report changes to the nurse or Administrator.
  • Take immediate appropriate action to ensure safety when an incident occurs, document and report incidents, and report suspected abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of resources as required.
  • Restock medication carts, drawers, and storage areas with miscellaneous supplies; complete work orders for needed replacements or repairs.
  • Follow medication-administration policies and written physician orders; use proper techniques for medication routes and document prescription and non-prescription medications in the facility’s electronic health record.
  • Perform vital signs as ordered and follow prescribed parameters when administering medication.
  • Safely and accurately fill medication reminder packs for residents going out on pass.
  • Maintain medication security, including double-locking controlled drugs and counting them between shifts.
  • Reorder medications or notify designated staff when reordering is needed, and follow procedures for reporting medication refusals, errors, and drug reactions.
  • Review and respond to emails and calendar invitations, maintain open communication with supervisors and peers, and communicate necessary information and service delays.
  • Follow organizational and departmental policies and safety procedures; attend or obtain information from in-services, seminars, and staff meetings; accept constructive feedback and maintain reliable, punctual attendance.

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