Mosaic·Omaha, Nebraska
Administer routine medications as directed by physicians and maintain accurate documentation of administration and inventory. Monitor patients for signs of illness or injury and provide first aid as necessary.
Hiring For: Full-Time Days, Evenings and Overnights
If making a positive impact in the lives of others is always on your to-do list -- you'll LOVE working with a team that puts people first.
We're looking for a Certified Medication Specialist to join our team!
As a Certified Medication Specialist, you'll be responsible for administering routine medications to the people we serve as directed by the prescribing physician and providing support as requested by the supervisor.
A proud advocate - you naturally stand up for people while remaining compassionate, responsive, inventive, and effective
A go-getter - you're always looking for ways to add value, do better work, improve processes, build others up, and make the world a better place
A collaborator - you naturally draw people together while remaining calm and focused, even in emotionally charged situations
Administer proper medication as directed by prescribing physician and in accordance with state certification, company policy, and CMA standards.
Document daily administration of medication and notify appropriate personnel of any medication errors.
Monitor medication inventory by properly disposing of any expired medications, and logging in new and refilled meds to ensure proper medication counts.
Monitor assigned home's inventory for proper labeling of medications
Detect, document and address signs of illness or injury which warrant medical or nursing intervention and perform first aid according to approved training as needed.
At Mosaic, we believe in creating a workplace where everyone has the chance to contribute and succeed. This commitment is not just a policy, it's the way we work. It's good for the workforce, it's good for Mosaic, and it's the right thing to do.
CMA Certification is required, though training may be provided for those without it. A valid driver's license is required, and experience with individuals with developmental disabilities is preferred.
Market context
In Nebraska, physician roles are often shaped by steady demand in both urban and rural settings, where employers look for clinicians who can support access to care and work across varied patient needs. These positions are competitive because licensing, specialty fit, and practice setting expectations can vary, and candidates should review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the full original posting. Before applying, confirm the role’s exact scope and verify that your training, credentials, and preferred work setting align with the description.
