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Medication Aide Training in Martinez & Augusta, GA
A 24-hour, 4-day in-person course for CNAs in good standing to become Certified Medication Aides in Georgia.
Duration
4 days (Monday–Thursday)
Hours
24 hours
Format
In-Person
Certification
Upon completion, students may sit for the proctored state examination given online. Certification lasts two years. Testing fee is separate from tuition.
About the Medication Aide program
A Certified Medication Aide is a CNA who has completed additional training and is authorized to administer non-injectable medications. CMAs prepare and administer routine medications, document administration and effectiveness, and note any adverse side effects. This is an in-person class.
What you'll learn
- Describe the role and responsibilities of the Medication Aide
- Protect patient privacy and confidentiality
- Assist patients with medication administration
- Take direction from RNs and LPNs and report observations per facility policy
Admission requirements
Documents to submit
- • Must be a CNA in good standing on Georgia's Registry
- • High School Diploma or GED
- • State Issued ID
- • Social Security Card
- • Criminal Background Check
- • Negative TB test (PPD or chest x-ray)
- • Flu Shot (if during season)
Eligibility
- • 17 years of age
- • Able to lift at least 50 lbs
Upcoming Medication Aide classes
No upcoming classes are currently available. Contact Admissions to discuss the next available start date.
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