Med Tech (7pm -7am)

About the role

The Medication Technician at Woodland Terrace administers resident medication or assists residents with self-administration of medication and coordinates treatments to residents. The role also involves providing assistance with activities of daily living, encouraging independence, and ensuring each resident's physical, social, cultural, and intellectual well-being.

Responsibilities

• Observe residents for any changes in condition and report to Care Services Director, Resident Care Coordinator (RCC)/Dementia Care Coordinator (DCC), or appropriate physician
• Absorb residents with simple requests as needed or find an appropriate associate to assist
• Learn resident preferences for opportunities to provide exemplary customer service, exceed resident expectations, and enhance resident satisfaction
• Document and report changes of condition and use company forms for resident care documentation
• Perform medication set up and assistance, log in medications from pharmacies, verify physician’s orders, and communicate any concerns immediately
• Track all medications and re-order as needed
• Perform the following tasks with residents: track vital signs, weight, diabetic testing and/or insulin injection (if state allowed), ambulation, and general activities
• Follow all regulatory and company policies regarding the destruction of medications as identified by the physician, pharmacy, or Care Services Director
• Assist in documenting and removing medications that are discontinued by the resident’s physician
• Familiar with the meaning and usage of common medical abbreviations, symbols, and terms relative to the administration of medications
• Support, lead, and participate in resident-centered wellness programs
• Work toward maintaining each resident’s self-respect, personal dignity, and personal safety
• Assist resident assistants as needed and whenever primary tasks are completed
• Track supplies that are needed and communicate to Care Services Director or RCC/DCC
• Work as part of the team within your department and across the community
• Support open and honest communication with and between all associates
• Maintain high standards of personal appearance and grooming, which includes wearing the proper uniform and name tag when working
• Look for ways to reduce costs and create efficiencies on a daily basis
• Ensure regulatory compliance and report any issues or concerns immediately
• Adhere to all regulations, laws, and Kisco standards, including the Associate Handbook
• Understand and support the community sales process
• Perform other related duties as required

Requirements

• Must have a CNA or PCA certification in addition to Medication Aide certification
• Must be 21 years of age (or meet state requirements)
• Must have current First Aid and CPR certification
• Must complete the required training, and/or certification (according to state) for assisting with medications
• Must be knowledgeable of pertinent regulations with monitoring and licensing of the residence
• Must have basic competency in the use of multiple forms of technology, including Microsoft Office applications, internet-based and custom applications
• Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays as needed

Qualifications

• Bring a smile to work every day
• Be a great team player
• Be a high school graduate (or equivalent)
• Complete a Nursing Assistant course (State approved, if required)

Skills

• Knowledge of common medical abbreviations, symbols, and terms relative to the administration of medications
• Ability to follow regulatory and company policies regarding the destruction of medications
• Ability to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays as needed

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Free meal per shift
• Healthcare Benefits including Vision & Dental (Full-time only)
• Matching 401k (Full-time only)
• Paid Time Off
• Rewards and Bonus Opportunities
• Continuous Training and Growth Opportunities

Pay

$19/hr - $21/hr

Schedule

Full Time | 7p-7a