Arbor View Senior Living·Arvada, Colorado
The QMAP is responsible for preparing and administering oral and external medications to residents under nursing supervision. They must also record administration data, monitor vital signs, and maintain the medication room and inventory.
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The Qualified Medication Administration Personnel (QMAP) administers oral and external medications to residents under the direction and supervision of a registered nurse or a licensed practical/vocational nurse.
Prepares and administers medications to residents following established procedures. Verifies identity of resident receiving medication and records name of drug, dosage, and time of administration on specified forms or records. Clarifies any order or treatment regimen believed to be inaccurate, ineffective or contraindicated by consulting with appropriate licensed practitioner. Notifies supervisor when making the decision not to administer. Takes and records vital signs upon administration of medications when required. Orders and re-orders medications and returns all discharge medications for credit in compliance with federal and state regulations. Maintains neat, clean, and orderly medication room and cart. Takes appropriate precautions to make sure residents/patients do not have access to medications other than those prescribed. Completes required forms and documents in accordance with the company policy and state and/or federal regulations Other tasks as assigned
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent, or experience as required by state regulations. Successful completion of a state approved course and is approved to administer oral and external medication.
Benefits: Medical insurance with Rx benefits Dental insurance Vision care Paid vacation
Market context
In Colorado, QMAP openings are commonly tied to senior care and assisted living settings, where employers look for candidates who can safely support medication routines and resident care. These roles are competitive because they require a high school diploma, current CPR and First Aid, state-designated Medication Administration certification, and one year of geriatric or retirement facility experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your certifications and tailor your application to direct medication-administration experience.