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Qualified Medication Aide (QMA)
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A Medication Aide or Technician provides medication to patients in long-term care and skilled nursing facilities. This role provides one pathway into licensed nursing training. May help measure and record vital signs, and assist in activities of daily living (ADLS).
$37,050 / year median in Indiana
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Qualified Medication Aide (QMA) Nurses and More - 4.2 Indianapolis, IN Job Details Contract 13 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Flexible schedule Qualifications CPR Certification BLS Certification Healthcare Provider Certification Full Job Description We have been taking care of loved ones for over 30 years. We are as committed as ever to providing skilled medical personnel for home care, hospital staffing, and other healthcare needs and professional positions. Through client feedback and our own rigorous screening process, we ensure that everyone who works with us is provided the best potential match for their needs. After providing more than 30 years of service to our clients, we feel confident that we will exceed your expectations. Qualified Medication Aide (QMA) NEEDED! Qualified Medication Aide duties and responsibilities A Qualified Medication Aide ensures patients receive the correct medication dose at the right time. However, the job involves more than simply administering medication. Common duties and responsibilities listed in a Medication Aide job description include: Preparing medications for patients Administering various types of medication throughout the day Recording every dose of medication administered Observing patients to look for changes Notifying nurses about changes or medical issues with patients Following all safety protocols