CHSGa·Gray, Georgia
Responsible for administering and documenting physician-ordered medications, treatments, and point-of-care testing. Provides routine patient care including bathing, grooming, and dressing changes while reporting changes to licensed nurses.
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Responsible for administration and documentation of physician ordered medications, treatments, and point of care testing following established clinical guidelines.
Role and responsibilities
Administer physician ordered oral, ophthalmic, topical, otic, nasal, vaginal and rectal medications.
Administer insulin, epinephrine, and B12 pursuant to physician direction and clinical guidelines.
Administer medications via a metered dose inhaler.
Conduct finger stick blood glucose testing following established clinical guidelines.
Administer a commercially prepared disposable enema ordered by a physician.
Documentation of medication administration and/or declination following established clinical guidelines.
Report and document in the resident’s record any unusual reaction to medication and provide to resident, their family and the health care provider.
Properly store and dispose of medications.
Provides routine care to the patient, i.e. bathing, grooming, dressing, as needed
Complete dressing changes of skin alterations as established in the clinical guidelines and per physician orders. Report changes to the licensed nurse as needed.
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Requires a high school diploma or equivalent and valid CNA and CMA certifications in the State of Georgia. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong professional communication skills are also required.
Market context
In Georgia, Certified Medication Aide roles are commonly needed in long-term care and assisted living settings, where staffing depends on reliable medication support. Competition can be stronger for candidates with Medication Tech and CPR certification plus prior care experience, though some employers provide on-the-job training. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your certifications and any facility-specific training before applying.
