Touchmark·Portland, Oregon
The Medication Aide is responsible for administering medications to residents in assisted living and memory care neighborhoods. They provide high-level dignity, care, and emotional support to elderly residents and their families.
ETHIC – Excellence, Teamwork, Hospitality, Integrity, and Compassion – steadfastly characterizes our mission to continually enrich the daily lives of residents. We practice these principles with every task and interaction, from personal caregiver assistance to mowing the grass. At Touchmark, we say: I AM AN ALLY
I am a friend
I AM A GIVER Touchmark in the West Hills is Portland, OR’s leading full-service retirement community, enriching the lives of residents and their families through five-star hospitality, services, and amenities. We are currently seeking a compassionate person to join our talented team as a Medication Aide.
Touchmark is dedicated to providing the best for our residents, and it all begins with providing the best for our employees. That’s why we offer a competitive compensation and benefits package to our team members who work 30+ hours per week which includes: Paid time off (including holidays) Health, dental, and vision insurance plans for employees and eligible dependents Education assistance Bonus and retirement plans Health care, dependent care, and commuter Flexible Spending Accounts On-Demand Pay allows you to access pay as you earn it Employee Assistance Program Supplemental insurance options We are looking to hire individuals whose values align with ours and who believe in doing everything they can to lead by example in safety, compassion, and empathy. If that sounds like you, we encourage you to apply.
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Candidates must be a licensed Certified Medication Aide in the state and possess a high school diploma or equivalent. A willingness to obtain CPR/First Aid certification and a commitment to geriatric care values are required.
Market context
Certified Medication Aide roles in Oregon typically reflect steady demand in long-term care and senior living settings, where licensed aides support medication administration and resident safety. Competition often centers on current state licensure, a high school diploma or equivalent, and readiness to work within geriatric care values; CPR/First Aid willingness can also help. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and highlight any experience with older adults before applying.
