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The Springs of Minecreek

Certified Med Tech

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Join Our Team as a Certified Medication Aide/Tech at The Springs of Minecreek! At The Springs of Minecreek, we know that healthcare professionals have a variety of options, and we are dedicated to standing out as an exceptional choice. If you are selected to join our team as a

•Medication Aide/Tech

•, you will be working among the best in the state, contributing to our high standard of care.

Position:
Medication Aide/Tech Shift:

Day Shift 6pm-6am

Job Duties:

As a Medication Aide/Tech at The Springs of Minecreek, your responsibilities will include: Administering or assisting with the self-administration of medication and treatments as prescribed by healthcare providers, in accordance with state regulations and upon completion of required training/certification. Observing and reporting responses to medication to your supervisor. Ensuring that the medication supply room is organized and clean. Assisting with medication cart audits and providing accurate counts of all medications. To become a Medication Aide/Tech at The Springs of Minecreek, state regulation and the completion of required training/certification are mandatory. If you're looking to join a dedicated team where your role as a Medication Aide/Tech truly makes a difference, The Springs of Minecreek is the place for you. Apply today and be part of our commitment to excellence! #ind123

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