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In order to pass meds in a skilled nursing facility, candidates must have completed 2000 hours of work as a CNA and have completed a 90-hour course to become certified as a Med Aide specifically for nursing homes.
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Med. Tech (CNA) - Skilled Nursing Facility. Post-acute care or health care experience preferred. Responsible for administering medications in the skilled nursing setting.
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Attends regularly conducted staff meetings as scheduled by the Director of Nursing. All nursing department employees of nursing homes may be required to provide lifting and transfer assistance to residents.
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Performs work assignment in accordance with acceptable nursing standards as delegated by the RN. resident care rooms, and treatment areas in a clean, organized and sanitary manner. Adheres to the standards of care on the unit, manages the environment to maintain resident safety.
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More than 1,200 employees spread throughout its 17 locations, work for the Oswego Health system, which includes the 164-bed community hospital with a brand new Medical Surgical Unit, a 32-bed state-of-the-art psychiatric acute-care facility with multiple outpatient behavioral health service locations, The Manor at Seneca Hill, a 120-bed skilled nursing facility, and Springside at Seneca Hill, an independent retirement community.
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Dental and vision insurance for full and part-time staff. Performs duties through the nursing delegation process. 401(K) Program for full and part-time staff. 6 paid holidays plus one floating holiday for full-time staff.
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Training and/or experience at an acute care or skilled nursing facility or student nurse with hospital based clinical experience. wound care, dressing and ice packs.
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