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Clinical Certified Medication Aide
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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).
$34,853 / year median in Oklahoma
+20% projected growth
Job Description
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Certified Medication Aide Job ID:
310256Location:
Lawton Region, OK Posted:
2026-08-27Category:
Clinical Specialty:
Certified Nursing Asst Type:
Temporary Pay Rate:
$23.00- $23.
Hour Apply For This Job Certified Medication Aide Location:
Lawton, OK Schedule:
12 Hours- 3 shifts/week
- (36 hours)
- Day or Night Overview Join a well-established clinical setting as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), providing essential non-professional nursing care and outreach services in a correctional facility environment.
- Take vital signs and assist with activities of daily living, including hygiene needs
- Obtain lab specimens and document observations accurately in patient charts
- Escort patients within the facility and help maintain a safe, clean environment
- Assist with ordering and receiving supplies, ensuring proper storage and inventory
- Participate in follow-up activities, patient tracking, and scheduling appointments
- Provide outreach services and support case finding for at-risk populations
- Report pertinent changes in patient condition to supervising medical staff
- Perform delegated or specialized functions as trained and educationally prepared Required Skills
- Ability to perform direct patient care tasks, including vital signs and specimen collection
- Basic clerical skills and attention to detail for charting and documentation
- Good communication skills to report observations and changes in patient status
- Capacity to work under nursing or medical supervision within a correctional or clinical environment Additional Skills & Requirements
- Current certification in good standing as a Certified Medication Aide (CMA) by the Oklahoma State Department of Health is required
Preferred:
certification in glucose monitoring and insulin administration- Experience providing patient care in healthcare or correctional settings
- One year of relevant experience in patient care is required
- Completion of online training modules prior to assignment, with documentation provided to the facility nurse manager
- Schedule flexibility for a duration of 6-12 months, with the possibility of extension up to 12 months Take this opportunity to make a difference in a correctional healthcare setting, utilizing your CNA certification and patient care skills to support individuals' health and safety in a structured environment.