People Encouraging People·Baltimore, Maryland
Responsible for managing client medications, ensuring integrity and confidentiality, and coordinating care with healthcare providers. Duties include performing med audits, tracking lab work, and maintaining compliance with JACO and COMAR standards.
Responsible for ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of client medications.
Monitor all client's medication regiment to include IM's.
Work with healthcare providers in coordination of care for all clients.
Assure all medications are in accordance with agency standards and various government agencies.
Assure all client information in regard to medication is in our electronic health record system.
Information contained in this job description is a summary of the assigned duties and not inclusive of all requirements that may be assigned.
Additional duties may be assigned on an as needed basis.
Specific responsibilities
Responsible for medication management for PRP, RRP, Deaf Services, TAY and ICM.
Tracking IM Due dates.
Tracking lab work due dates.
Med audits.
Review MAR's compare to practice fusion prior to Mar's going out at new month.
Review of schedule II meds (documentation med counts, etc.).
Pharmacy deliveries (deliveries are twice a day)
Training new staff on medication policy and procedure.
Coordinate hospital discharges
Track medication changes.
Updating practice fusion (HRIS)
Following up on hospital discharges and possible med changes
Communication with Dr. offices regarding medication
Communicating with pharmacy
Communicate with case managers and residential staff as needed
Maintain med storage protocols and chain of custody.
Assuring compliance with policies/procedures, JACO and COMAR/
Education: High School diploma with college coursework completed for accredited practical
nursing certificate program. Licensed Practical Nurse license required in the State of Maryland.
OJT: One to three months training required for effective performance
Ability to work with little or no supervision.
Must have excellent organizational, and communication skills.
Must be familiar with Windows and Microsoft Office applications.
Knowledge of mental health diagnosis and disorders.
Market context
Licensed Practical Nurse positions in Maryland are typically supported by steady demand across hospitals, long-term care, and outpatient settings. These roles are competitive because employers often want an accredited LPN program, an active Maryland LPN license, current BLS certification, and prior field experience, so matching those basics matters. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your license, BLS status, and experience details before applying.
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