Additional information:
Assists With Medication Administration Under Nurse Supervision
- Documentation Of Medication Dosages And Time Of Administration
- Observe And Document Patients/Resident’s Responses To The Medication Administration.
- Understand the importance of respecting patient/resident’s rights.
Finish In 14 weeks
What’s required:
- Must be 18 yrs old
- Unexpired driver's license (or government-issued ID or state issued ID)
- SSN card
- HS diploma (or GED or transcript of highest grade completed. If the diploma/GED/HS Transcript is from a foreign entity, at your own expense, it will be required to have the HS diploma/GED evaluated for US-based equivalence)
- Active CNA license in good standing and employed as a CNA or non-licensed direct care staff in: Nursing facilities, Intermediate care facilities for individuals with an intellectual disability or related conditions, Correctional institutions, Assisted living (personal care) facilities
- 90-days previous employment experience during the past year
- Letters of recommendation from your employer's DON or Administrator
- CPR certification (if you do not have a current CPR certification, we provide CPR at a discount for CCHT enrolled students)
- TB with negative results within the past 6 months (if you do not have a current TB negative result, you will be required to obtain prior to the end of the first week of class)
- Vaccinations - COVID, Influenza, and Hepatitis B (if you do not have either, you have the option of signing the declination form)
- FBI fingerprinting (not required to get started but will be required prior to finishing the program)
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