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Assist residents with instrumental activities of daily living, ADLs, environmental orientation, assistance or administration with medication, treatments, and other care while encouraging self-care and independence, as permitted by state regulations.
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Arrhythmia Management: Care for patients with arrhythmias, including the assessment of arrhythmia patterns, medication administration, and prompt intervention when necessary. Medication Administration: Administer medications, including antiarrhythmics, anticoagulants, and cardiac medications, as prescribed by physicians.
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Based on state regulations and completion of required training/certification, Medication Aides/Techs will administer or assist with self-administration of medication and treatments as prescribed by the health care provider and observe/report responses to your supervisor.
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Document all medication monitoring and self-medications in EHR program or hard copy Medication Administration Record (MAR) daily by end of shift. Gather medical history information, & vital signs as directed by a registered nurse or prescriber, support licensed nursing and medical staff with medication management as needed including oral and injectable medications as prescribed.
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Our innovative model allows us to provide definitive care in the home, including point of care laboratory studies, minor procedures, splinting, wound care, suturing, IV fluid and medication administration.
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Oversees and manages the continuity and consistency of medication training, pharmacy management and medication supervision and/or administration in the community. Assists in the supervision of community-based licensed nursing staff, medication technicians/CMA's, and Caregivers and provides training and education to Caregivers on an ongoing basis to include classroom in-services and situation-specific training.
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You will also communicate with pharmacies to coordinate medication delivery. Certified Medication Aides/Techs make sure the medication supply room is organized and clean, assist with medication cart audits, and provide accurate counts of all medications.
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Assist clients with daily living activities, work 1:1, includes bathing, dressing, hoyer transfers, attends care, medication administration. Strong communication skills, progress notes, medication logs.
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Follow care plans and assist with treatments and medication administration. Are you a compassionate and dedicated Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) looking for a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in the lives of patients.
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Seizure management and emergency medication administration. Training/Certifications: Tracheostomy, Ventilators, Gastrostomy/Jejunostomy Tubes, Infusion Pumps, Airway management, Pain Management, Seizure Management, Enteral Feeding, Medication Management.
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Our Med Tech’s / QMAP's have the option to explore exciting opportunities for advancement in positions such as Resident Care Coordinators, Nurses and even Cooks. Optional voluntary benefits including ID theft protection and pet insurance.
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Minimum of two years of experience as an APP in the Emergency Department, Urgent Care, Internal Medicine, Hospital, Family Practice, Cardiac, Pulmonary or other relevant areas Those with less than two years of experience as an APP, but with two or more years’ experience as a paramedic, RN (ED or ICU), Flight Nurse or a graduate from an ENP program or fellowship (NP’s) or EM/Hospitalist residency (PA’s) are also encouraged to apply.
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Support your clients in activities of daily living by assisting with tasks such as: Helping client’s bath, dress, and groom Assist with Medication administration (Must be a med tech) Monitoring and reporting on client condition When/Where will you work.
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The Certified Medication Technician (Qualified Medication Administration Personnel/QMAP) delivers quality assisted living services focused on maximizing resident's individual capabilities in accordance with all laws, regulations and Century Park standards.
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Those with less than two years of experience as an APP, but with two or more years' experience as a paramedic, RN (ED or ICU), Flight Nurse or a graduate from an ENP program or fellowship (NP's) or EM/Hospitalist residency (PA's) are also encouraged to apply.
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