Medication Aide Full-time
The Cottage

Certified Medication Aide

 

Job Summary: Administering Medication to the residents as established in the management's policies and procedures.

 

We are looking for people with the following traits and characteristics:

  • Proficiency in administering medication with low error rate
  • Teamwork approach with positive attitude
  • Great customer service skills
  • The ability to manage assigned tasks within the scheduled shift
  • Prefer someone with experience as C.M.A in skilled nursing or LTC setting
  • Must have valid C.M.A certification

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