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Certified Medication Tech (CMT)
MEDICALODGES INC. —Butler, MO
Current Certified Medication Aide/technician certification in good standing in the state in which the facility is located. Provide direct care to residents.
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Certified Medication Technician (CMT)
Life Care Center of Carrollton —Carrollton, MO
Must maintain an active license in good standing throughout employment. CPR certification upon hire or obtain during orientation.
$18 - $21 an hour
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certified medication technician (cmt) jobs near warrensburg, mo

Certified Medication Technician (CMT) Night Shift Duties:

Medication Administration: Safely prepare, administer, and chart medications, specifically including evening and bedtime doses.
Protocol & Monitoring: Follow established administration protocols, perform and record accurate vital signs as required, and recognize their significance in drug therapy.
Documentation: Record medication administration on the resident's record and report any medication errors or reactions immediately.
Controlled Substances: Sign for and maintain access to the controlled schedule drug cabinet as authorized.
Reporting: Give and receive shift reports at the start and end of your shift.

CNA Floor Duties & Night Shift Responsibilities:

Resident Care & Rounding: Perform rounds every two hours to ensure a safe, clean environment. Conduct checks for toileting and peri-care every two hours, ensuring residents are dry before being placed in bed.
Morning Routine: Weigh all residents at 6:00 a.m. as ordered, ensuring weights are obtained prior to breakfast. Strip soiled beds in the morning when assisting residents with getting up.
Assistance with Daily Living: Assist licensed nursing staff with routine nursing duties and activities of daily living (ADLs). If a resident refuses to get up, notify the nurse so they can assist in offering the service.
Safety & Prevention:
- Respond to the resident emergency call system promptly; all nursing staff are responsible for answering call lights.
- Follow fall prevention protocols, including ensuring call lights are within reach and residents are toileted.
- Ensure residents are toileted before and after all meals.
Infection Control & Documentation:
- Follow standard and transmission-based precautions, including proper glove use and handling soiled linens correctly (do not carry soiled items down halls; use linen bags).
- Maintain accurate charting and documentation regarding resident care, changes in condition, and skin evaluations.
Professional Conduct: Maintain resident privacy, dignity, and respect at all times. Be mindful of noise levels throughout the night and avoid cellphone use in halls or dining areas.